Dragstrip decision sparks recall election

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Vol. 146 - No. 4
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October 30, 2011
Dragstrip decision
sparks recall election
Onondaga voters will
decide the fate of two
board members Nov. 8
Will Kangas
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ONONDAGA TWP. – A battle over the reopening of a local dragstrip continues as
two Onondaga Township elected officials
face a recall question on the Nov. 8 ballot.
Township Clerk Diane Johnson and
Treasurer Mary Jane Hector’s fate will be
in voters’ hands after a group opposing
the dragstrip accumulated enough signatures to put the recall question on the
ballot. Trustee James Tow was also a
target for recall, but not enough signatures on the recall petition against Tow’s
were validated.
“It was close for us as well,” Johnson
said of the number of valid signatures
needed for her and Hector. She said
Hector made the ballot by only four.
“But the point is the people that
were collecting signatures were telling
untruths,” Hector said.
Hector said her neighbor signed it
because he thought she was against the
dragstrip when in fact she is for it.
A fight over the re-opening of the dragstrip began more than and a half ago.
Construction was started and a special
See RECALL, Page 7
Four vie for two Leslie
seats on school board
Will Kangas
[email protected]
Mason’s soccer team celebrates with the trophy it earned by winning its ninth district
championship in the last 10 years, with a 2-0 win over Dexter on Oct. 22. See full
coverage on page 17. PHOTO COURTESY OF ALAN HOLBEN
LESLIE — Four candidates will be running for
two open seats on the Leslie
Board of Education Nov. 8.
The only incumbent of
the three is Deann Maynard, who has been a trustee
for a year and eight months,
serving as Vice President
for the past nine months.
The seats are for fouryear terms, as Maynard
won her seat after a recall
in 2009 created an opportunity.
She said she is running
again because she as found
her passion.
“I love representing my
community as a school
board member,” she said.
“It may be tough at
times, but there is nothing
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MASON POLICE CRIME REPORT
John Stressman
Mason Police Chief
Between October 18th and
October 24th Mason police
investigated 62 reported incidents involving a variety of
activities—both criminal and
noncriminal. These are some
of those incidents worth
noting and intended to keep
our citizens informed of
Department activities.
October 18 – An officer
was requested to assist
with a disruptive student
at a school on Hagadorn
Road. The complainant
called to report the student
was told to leave after
repeatedly disrupting class
and was now walking
about, kicking classroom
doors and disrupting the
entire facility. The officer
arrived and crossed paths
with the suspect as he was
leaving the building.
The officer asked the
suspect to stop and talk,
but received a profanitylaced explanation of why
the student was leaving the
building.
The officer explained
the current conduct being
displayed more than qualified the student to be
subjected to an arrest,
after which cooperation
was gained. With the complainant not wanting to
prosecute, and the student
willing to depart the premises, the matter was closed.
• A Mason resident
reported a 16-year-old
daughter had run away
and the resident wished
to make a police report.
The complainant stated
this was a repeated act
and the youth had become
incorrigible.
Family members were
able to determine the runaway had called a shelter
for help and was currently
in their care.
The girl’s location and
safety were confirmed by
the officer calling the organization, a credible agency
located in Lansing.
The youth cannot be
reported as a runaway in
the State data base. The
police report has been
completed and closed.
• A report of a homeless
man trying to solicit rides
in the downtown area was
received. The man was
located near Ash and Jefferson. He turned down
transportation to a shelter
and reported he did have
lodgings at a nearby facility, had money in his
pocket, and had recently
eaten.
The man was neither
creating a disturbance nor
breaking any laws and was
allowed to go on his way.
• Officers were dispatched to the area of
Kipp and Jewett Roads for
a fight. When officers
arrived, they found a
couple outside of a parked
car and a teenager sitting
inside the vehicle. Investigation uncovered the
couple—parents of the
teenager—had gone to pick
their child up after the
youth had not returned
home in a timely fashion.
While on the way home,
the three got into an argument and when the car was
pulled over to the side of
the road, the youth exited
and ran off towards 127.
It was while the child was
being escorted back to the
car that the passerby must
have perceived it was a
fight and made the call.
There was no fight, no
assault, and the remainder
of the issue was a family
matter, so the incident was
closed.
October 19 – Officers
responded to two incidents
involving the same
suspect—one after the
other. It started when a
neighbor called to report
the suspect acting
strangely and responding
officers arrived to find
him in the process of
moving out of his apartment. Shortly afterwards,
an officer was called to an
area service station where
a customer tried to pay for
gasoline with a credit card
which was declined. The
customer reportedly said
he would return later to
pay, but refused to give
any of his personal information and ran out of the
store. The suspect did
leave behind his license
plate number, which the
clerk copied down as the
suspect fled the parking lot
in his car. The officer,
recognizing the name from
the previous call, went to
the suspect’s home but
could not get an answer
at the door. The officer
called the suspect’s phone
but was hung up on when
he identified himself to the
suspect. On subsequent
call attempts, the line was
opened and the only thing
the officer could hear was
a male with a phony Asian
accent cursing at him and
claiming he was “harassing a citizen.” A copy
of the report will be submitted to the Prosecutor’s
Office for review of theft
charges.
• Officers were dispatched to an area professional office where an
• An officer was hailed
employee reported the
by a motorist who wanted
theft of cash from her
to report he had just had
an altercation with his girl- purse. The victim stated
$85 was taken from her
friend and she was now in
the act of busily destroying purse which was stored
inside an unlocked office
his house.
cabinet.
It was determined the
A co-worker had witincident was being perpenessed a client—the sustrated in the out-county,
pect—with the cabinet
so the officer reported the
doors open, apparently
matter to the Dispatch
looking for something, and
Center and called for a
had reported it to the
Sheriff’s deputy to come
meet with the complainant. victim.
The victim then went to
MPD involvement was conretrieve her purse for safe
cluded.
keeping and found the cash
missing. Investigation of
the suspect and a female
accomplice, and a check
of their vehicle, found the
cash with a handwritten
sticky note belonging to
the victim in the glove box.
The female suspect
identified herself using her
sister’s name for fear of
being arrested for an outstanding Lansing Township
warrant.
The male suspect was
not arrested because of his
cooperation. The female—
not so lucky—was taken
to the Ingham County Jail
and lodged on the warrant.
In addition, she was
issued an appearance citation for false identification
to obstruct police.
A copy of the report
will be submitted to the
Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office for review of
charges on both suspects.
• The Department
investigator received a
complaint from the
Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office regarding the
stalking of a domestic
assault victim.
The Assistant Prosecutor reported the information came out, while the
victim was being interviewed, that the suspect
had been systematically
stalking the victim prior
to the assault.
The victim stated she
met the suspect through
an on-line dating service
and continued a relationship until the suspect
became too serious and
expressed extreme jealousy over her close
friendship with a male coworker. She reported the
suspect went so far as to
cut her initials into each
of his forearms—showing
her the still bleeding evidence—while trying to
express his love.
Other patterns of what
is best described as
“extreme behavior” were
also reported to the investigator, who will submit
the completed investigation to the Prosecutor’s
Office for review of additional charges.
October 20 – The code
enforcement officer initiated nuisance complaints
involving a junk pile at
a residence in the 500
block of West South Street,
a dangerous tree at risk
of falling onto a neighboring outbuilding in the 500
block of West Maple, and
a large brush pile and
scattered junk in the 500
block of East Columbia
Street. On the West South
Street complaint, this is
the second contact with the
property owner after the
first failed to gain compliance. A letter has been
sent requesting the nuisance be abated. Follow-up
action could lead to a citation for violating the City’s
nuisance ordinances.
• An officer responded
to a complaint of a panhandler soliciting money from
business patrons outside a
North Cedar Street eating
establishment. Although
the suspect was gone prior
to the officer’s arrival,
the physical description
matched that of a homeless
man from Lansing who has
recently been freed from
jail, but remains hanging
about Mason.
October 21 -- An officer
stopped a car on South
Cedar Street after it was
seen driving through a
parking lot of an area
church around 2:00 a.m.
Once the car was stopped,
the officer was able to
determine the driver was
reportedly on the way
home from a movie; was
using the parking lot as
a shortcut—rather than
using the streets for travel;
was suspended; his car was
not properly registered;
nor did he have insurance.
The driver was issued multiple citations and taken
home after the car was
impounded.
• Officers answered a
call in reference to an
intoxicated, disorderly
female yelling obscenities
while walking on Maple
See REPORT, Page 4
Will Kangas
[email protected]
MASON — The Mason
City Council has approved
two
separate
repairs
dealing
with
water
problems.
One city wells has been
shut down since July
because a test came back
to show that there was the
presence of bacteria.
City Manager Marty
Colburn said staff tried
three times using different
methods to chlorinate the
Park Street but failed to
pass tests for cleanliness.
Colburn stressed the
bacteria found would not
present a danger to city
water users.
“This isn’t bacteria that
resembles E. Coli or any of
the more infamous types,”
he said.
City staff had an
evaluation done by Water
Systems Engineering, Inc.
to determine where the
bacteria was coming from
and
to
make
a
determination if the well
was being contaminated
from surface water or if it
something in the well bore.
Colburn said the report
states the bacteria growth
is from sediment in the
well bore, and there are
sections of the screen that
are plugged and growing
bacteria.
The report also gave
suggestions of how to
remedy the problem, which
would
require
a
professional process.
Three contractors were
contacted to get quotes for
this cleaning process and
the bids came back on
Oct. 7.
The low quote came in
at $3,745 as submitted by
Layne Christensen Company, Colburn said.
The other quotes were
much higher at $7,499.69
and $13,250.
“That’s because some of
the companies would have
to lease special equipment
to do the job,” Colburn said.
“That increases the price.”
The Mason City Council
also approved repairs for
the storm drain in front of
the city library.
The cost, done “in-house”
with
help
from
a
construction company, will
cost $12,735.
Colburn said the drain
has been a problem in the
past, especially during
heavy storms. The water
would not drain and cause
flooding in the library
basement.
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MASON POLICE CRIME REPORT
Continued from Page 2
Street at 3:20 a.m. When
the officers arrived, the
complainant reported that
shortly after she called, a
white SUV stopped, picked
up the female, and sped
off. A check of the area
proved negative, and the
matter was closed.
• The theft of two LCD
projectors from a building
in downtown Mason was
reported. The white Epson
PJ12 Powerlites—valued at
$600 each—
were taken from a
conference room where
they had been mounted
onto the ceiling.
• While closing Rayner
Park for the night, an
officer spotted a parked
vehicle with steamed-over
windows.
A closer investigation
found a nude couple in
the back seat. The officer
directed the pair to clothe
and then exit the vehicle.
Upon determining both
were of age and present
of their own volition, they
were released with citations for being in the park
after hours, a violation of
the City ordinance.
October 23 – A malicious destruction of property was reported in the
400 block of West South
Street.
The victim directed
the officer’s attention to
a number of indentations
in the siding on his home
and a chipped window.
It appeared the damage
may have been caused by
BB’s striking the dwelling, although none were
located.
The officer conducted
interviews in the area,
but no evidence as to suspects could be garnered.
October 24 – An officer
was dispatched to a Mason
neighborhood for a report
of a suspect breaking out
a car window. Prior to the
officer’s arrival, the caller
reported the suspect had
gained entry and was leaving.
The officer began looking for the car and found
one, occupied, matching
the description, with a
back door window broken
out. Investigation found
the car belonged to the
driver—who had just been
released from jail and had
to break a window to
gain entry to his vehicle
because the keys were
locked inside. The driver,
who admitted that his conduct would seem suspicious, was released. No
other cars were found to
be damaged.
Crash Reports: Officers
investigated 2 on-street
accidents, 1 private property accident, 1 car/deer
accident, and 1 hit-and-run
crash.
Alarms: Officers investigated one alarm.
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Last week was National
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Anti-Terrorism Advisory
Council and the Federal
Trade Commission are
offering information to
help safeguard consumers
from Identity Theft. The
following on-line links are
offered as resource material:
• www.ftc.gov/idtheft
where consumers can
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freereports offers details
about a consumer’s right
to get a free copy of
his or her credit report
from each of the three
national credit reporting
companies, upon request,
once every 12 months.
Reminder: In accordance with city ordinances,
parking is prohibited on
Mason city streets from
Nov. 1 through May 1 -- 2
a.m. through 6 p.m.
The City of Mason’s
Leave Pick-up program
began on Oct. 17. Information on the pickup is available at City Hall and on the
City of Mason’s website.
The last Granger yard
waste pickup in 2011 will
be Friday, Dec. 2.
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Donations needed for scrap
metal drive for non-profit
Dansville United Methodist Church
(DUMC) will host a First Friday Fun
Night Nov. 4. This month they will be
showing the movie “Soul Surfer” at 6:30
p.m.“Soul Surfer” is a true story of competitive teen surfer and shark attack survivor Bethan Hamilton. First Friday at
DUMC is a chance for families and the
community to spend time together. The
theme will change monthly.
The Resolution Services Center of
Central Michigan (RSCCM) is holding
a scrap metal drive to raise funds
for their school-based conflict resolution
program which keeps kids in school and
teaches peaceful ways to resolve conflict.
Donations can include any type of
metal and almost anything containing
metal, from old appliances and computers, to scrap aluminum siding to cars
and car parts.
Friedland Industries, one of the
oldest recyclers in Michigan, is partnering with RSCCM. Friedland is located at
405 E. Maple St., Lansing.
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(517) 482-3000 and ask for Mike.
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garden club meeting
Dr. Leslie Kuhn of the Mid-Michigan
Stewardship Initiative is the featured
speaker for the Nov. 1 meeting of the
Mason Sycamore Creek Garden Club at
6:30 p.m. at the Mason Area Historical
Museum, 200 E. Oak St. Natural area habitat restoration is the topic with a focus
on controlling invasive species. There is
no charge to attend, although donations of
canned goods for the food bank would be
appreciated.
Eden Church will host
dinner, auction on Nov. 5
Eden Church will host a haystack
dinner at 5:30 p.m. and autumn auction
at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5. Tickets for
dinner are $7 for singles, $20 for family
of four and $3 each additional child. Contact Carol Van Douser at (517) 676-2562
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OKEMOS — The annual
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Lansing Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists, will be held at The Presbyterian Church of Okemos,
Bennett and Okemos Road,
on Sunday, Nov. 6 at 3 p.m.
Even though the Organ
Guild sponsors this event,
it is not an organ recital.
It features several very talented local musicians, solos
and groups, who will perform a blend of pop, classical and jazz on a variety
of instruments, including
voice and organ.
Home baked cookies,
with coffee and cider, will
be available for your pleasure following the approximately one hour concert.
This event is free and
open to the public, however,
there will be a free-will
offering collected to benefit the chapter’s scholarship
fund.
Auditions are held each
spring for interested organ
students of any age. The
Greater Lansing Chapter
has been privileged to be
able to grant scholarships
each year for the past 25+
years.
This concert is the
guild’s sole fund-raiser of
the year. For the past five
years we have been very
grateful to the musicians
who volunteer their time to
this effort, and to the concert goers who have been
very generous with their
donations.
Elsbeth Weidenaar, convener, says that the church
sanctuary has excellent
acoustics and can seat up
to 400, with plenty of free
parking.
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Dr. Dan Sowers, of Sowers Chiropractic Center, is
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supply drive. Patients donated supplies in exchange
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Costly election
Johnson said simply
forcing an election on an
off year will cost Onondaga
Township thousands of dollars.
“Because I am the clerk,
I can’t run this election,”
she said. “But it will still
cost us.”
Johnson said there will
be an election when her
term expires in a year, so
this special election seems
to be a waste of township
funds.
Because the election is
being run by the Aurelius
Township Clerk, the cost is
expected to be more than
$5,000, Johnson said.
But Klein argued “they
could do a lot of damage in
a year,” and said no matter
what the result, his group
intends to continue litigation in circuit court.
Hector said she has
faith.
“This isn’t a very big
township, and we have faith
in people to stick with us,”
Hector said.
“We hope people will
realize that they were told
lies by a small group of
people that want to run the
township.”
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use permit approval was
needed to re-open the strip
but an application filing
error delayed the approval
process, officials say.
Initially, the township
planning commission recommended approval of the
permit, but the commission
recommended a dential of
the special use permit the
second time it came up as
opposition to the dragstrip
grew.
When the township
board voted on the special
use for the dragstrip, Johnson and Hector went against
the planning commision’s
recommendation and voted
to approve the permit and
allow the dragstrip to open.
The group opposing the
strip re-opening, led by
Steve Klein, said that decision caused to his group of
residents to file an injunction in court to stop the
opening of the strip.
“The dragstrip had
already planned a special
night and were going to
go ahead with it without
the proper permits,” Klein
said.
He argued Johnson and
Hector also went against the
township’s land use master
plan. He said residents he
has spoken to don’t want a
noisy dragstrip near them
on Bellevue Road.
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school budget committee,
so I learned first-hand how a
school budget works,” Matthews said.
Matthews has a daughter that attends Leslie High
School. She works for the
Michigan Department of
Environmental Quality. “I
deal with a lot of people that
have issues for my job,” she
said. “I think I can help with
problem solving.”
more
rewarding
than
watching our seniors walk
across the stage and then
be able to hand them their
diplomas.”
Maynard, 37, said as an
accountant she has the education and experience to
help the board with fiscal
Tom Sears
challenges.
Tom Sears, 45, said he
Lloyd Field
thinks that all children need
Lloyd Fifield, 51, who to have the opportunity to
owns two body shops and a participate in activities at
automotive service center, the school, and he wasn’t
said for him the timing was fond of the recent cut in
right to run for the school programs that would assist
board seat.
children.
“I have one child in col“Then when it came out
lege and another still in that some programs didn’t
Leslie schools, so I want to need to be cut I thought I
give back to the school that could help bring cohesiveis providing an education ness between the board and
for my family,” Fifield said. administration,” he said.
He said he has lived in
Sears is a registered
Leslie since 1973 and his nurse and has two daughbusiness background could ters that attend Leslie
be a help to the board. “The Public Schools.
school is in a pretty good
position right now, but you
News
never know if the state will
Schools
cut funds again, and we will
be back to trying to figure
Events
out what we should do.”
Sports
Rachel Matthews
Students enrolled in tough classes
INGHAM COUNTY —
Fourteen Ingham County
students are participating
in the 2011-12 ISHALL Program at MSU.
ISHALL, Intensive
Study of Humanities, Arts,
Language and Literature
Program, a consortium of
the Clinton, Eaton, Ingham
and Shiawassee
Intermediate School Districts in partnership with
the Department of English
and the Honors College
of MSU, is providing
classroom instruction for
qualified language arts academically-able students in
grades 7 - 10.
Participants are:
• Dylan Beight, Evan
Hoopingarner, Gabrielle
Martin, John Miller-Purrenhage, Adam Rosa and
Loren Todd (East Lansing
High School)
• Cassidy Garner and
Rachel Stacey (Holt High
School 9th Grade Campus)
• Yvonne Gonzales
online
Rachel Matthews, 42,
said she has been going log on to:
to board meetings for four www.InghamCounty
years now and is looking CommunityNews.com
forward to serving the comTo find local coverage on
munity.
Mason, Leslie, Onondaga
“I served on a recent
Each class, taught by
an MSU English professor,
lasts for two hours. English study labs are available to ISHALL students
on Sunday afternoons as
well as providing online
assistance at any time.
First year students in
ISHALL cover the content
of the standard high
school courses of English
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at MSU and English 10
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contact their school guidance office in early October for information on
registering for the Northwestern University Midwest Academic Talent
Search (NUMATS).
Once registered, students take the SAT in
January or the ACT in
February.
Those students
receiving exceptional high
scores (520 Critical Reading) will be considered to
participate in ISHALL
Students with comparable ACT scores of a 21 English and no lower than
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Classes are limited to no
more than 20 students.
An information meeting for ISHALL will be
held on March 15, 2012.
To learn more, contact the
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writing assignments.
Students have the
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well as other area theater.
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12. Most students completing ISHALL should be
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Mason Public Schools and Independent Bank branch employees celebrate with
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Week between Mason area financial institutions in early October. CP Federal Credit
Union, Dart Bank, Fifth Third, Independent Bank and LAFCU all participated and
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Welcome David Rhine, MD
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The Mason Softball Association Fall Men Upper Division championship team
Courthouse Pub CW, which concluded its season Oct. 13 with a record of 8-2. The
team is comprised of: Jim Hanlin, Tad Jensen, Mike Sykes, Andy Frushour, Joe Ghinelli,
Charlie Perkins, Dave Lyon, Ted Sinnaeve, Russ Whipple, Ron Marlan, Zach Sabin, Cliff
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The Mason Softball Association Fall Men Upper Division runner up team Darbs/Coors
Light, which concluded its season Oct. 13 with a record of 7-3. The team is comprised
of Michael Combs, Jim Combs, Chad Risner, Andrew Beals, Kurt Thomas, John
Clark, Mike Goodwin, Eric Lantis, Steve Betcher, Kirk Ballard, Kirk Newland, Aaron
Shreves, Emery Dunn, Kaleb Dunn, Cody Dunn, Doug Betcher and Jeremy Monroe.
Dr. David Rhine, a cardiologist specializing
in electrophysiology, is now practicing
at Sparrow. He is board certified in both
Internal Medicine and Cardiology and
joins the Sparrow Thoracic Cardiovascular
Institute – expert doctors and nurses
who’ve been bringing innovative care and
research to the region for years. Dr. Rhine
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expertise in atrial arrhythmias, complex
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
It is a sad, sad time when
three good people have to suffer
the stress of a recall simply for
doing their jobs.
The Vevay Township recall
is not only completely without
merit, it is hurtful to the individuals, their family and friends
and to the community.
When have we given up
our personal obligations to be
respectful and polite and to
agree to disagree without being
disagreeable?
The county elections clerk
told me that “you don’t have
to allege any wrong-doing on a
recall, you just have to make the
language clear.” I leave it to your
own intelligent selves to see the
craziness of that policy.
One of the jobs of any civic
official is to enforce the laws,
which apply — note that I said,
“enforce.”
Any law enforcement officer
will tell you that they don’t make
the laws, but they sure do have to
enforce them.
Clerk Jo Anne Kean, Trustee
Dale Ruttan and Ron Weesies,
my long-time neighbor, retired
police officer and the Vevay
Township supervisor, are all
being recalled for doing their
jobs too well.
Ron Weesies invites you to
contact him about any of the stories being circulated. (Seriously,
can you believe that Doug Shaw
was trying to circumvent the fire
code regarding his haunted barn
— and he is a Vevay Township
trustee!)
For those of you who don’t
know Ron well, I have a story to
tell about him. Twenty-five years
ago, my young daughter and I
were riding our horses on a quiet
rural road about a mile from our
house when we were approached
by a man who said inappropriate
and threatening things to us
while walking alongside.
It was frightening. I had the
police out, but I did not have the
license plate number. I contacted
Ron, who had two little girls, and
the other neighbors with children as well. Ron at this time
was an Ingham County deputy
working as a police officer at
MSU.
During his off-duty time, he
made it his job to keep the kids
safe and kept his eyes out for
this predator. He finally spotted
the guy, was able get his vehicle
in front of him and stopped his
vehicle to force the guy to stop.
This led to a photo line up, a
trial and conviction and this guy
is now on the sex offender list as
a result of Ron’s tenacity. That’s
the kind of guy that he is. Pretty
cool, huh?
If you signed a recall petition
and are now regretting it, I have
the answer on how to take your
name off, thanks to my son in
law. Greg Shaw, who came to his
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we first heard about it.
A portion of the recall petition
is true. I did second a motion
in July of 2010 to approve the
Comer Special Use Permit for
reopening the dragway.
I did not violate our Zoning
Ordinance, and I did not disregard our Master Plan.
This was the beginning of
many non-truths that were told
to citizens of Onondaga Township to get signatures on the
recall petitions for James Tow,
Mary Jane Hector and myself.
I have acquired a copy of the
list of our “crimes” citizens were
shown. This recall should be all
about the dragway. None of the
other things the group of “conBonnie West, Vevay Township cerned citizens” talks about are
property owner/taxpayer what is on the ballot.
Find out the truth before you
let the group of “concerned citiClear language lie
zens” convince you this is about
describes recall
anything but the vote in July
It doesn’t have to be true, it
of 2010. Vote no on the recall
only has to be clearly written.
Nov. 8.
Yes, that is what an attorney
Diane Johnson
dealing with recalls explained to
Your Onondaga Township Clerk
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hurtful and ill-advised
home to repair his refrigerator,
approached my son in law to sign
the petition.
He did not fully understand
what he was signing at the time
and when he realized it, made
the appropriate contacts on how
to take his name off and got
this information: The petitions
are due by Nov. 1. After that
date, you can contact the Ingham
County Clerk’s Office in the
Mason Courthouse and give them
a notarized note (affidavit)
requesting that your name be
withdrawn from the document.
If you have been pressured to
sign, as I have heard on more
than one occasion, this is your
chance to do the right thing!
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of quick and healthy breakfast options. 6-7 p.m., Wed., Nov.
30. $5 per person. Space is limited – call (517) 543-9575 to
register.
!
Aquatic Encore – An aquatic group exercise class for
individuals who recently had therapy, are overweight or just
beginning an exercise program. 5:30-6:15 p.m., Thursdays at
the Charlotte Aquatic Center. $25 for 6 classes.
!
BEE Well Kids Club (childcare) – The Wellness Center now
offers childcare to members for children potty trained and
older. 4:30-7:30 p.m., Mon. and Wed., 8-10 a.m., Tues. and
Thurs., and 8-9:30 a.m., Sat.; $2/child. Space is limited.
Pre-registration encouraged.
! Diabetes Forum – Dr. Tony Marl, internal medicine physician
from Charlotte Medical Group, will discuss the prevention and
management of diabetes. 6-8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 8 at AL!VE.
Free to ALL! Registration is required – call (517) 543-1050, ext.
1249.
!
Digital Mammography – Digital mammograms provide better
image quality and use less radiation than film mammograms. You
do not need a physician’s referral to schedule a mammogram. Call
(517) 543-1050, ext. 1618. Please note that mammography will
move to AL!VE in late November.
!
Birthday Parties at AL!VE – Birthday party packages will be
available at AL!VE beginning in late November. These parties
could include rock climbing, basketball, hands-on cooking and
others recreational activities. Call (517) 543-9575 for more
information.
! Blast (18 Min) – The area’s only 18-min. workout! 12:20
p.m., Tues. and Thurs. FREE for all members of the HGB
Wellness Center.
!
Diabetes Management Class - Instruction and information
about medications, nutrition and meal planning,
self-monitoring, reducing risk factors and more. Cost covered by
most insurance plans. 6-9 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
15 and 16, HGB Trumley A Education Center. Registration is
required – call (517) 543-1050, ext. 1249.
Encore (Land) – A land-based group exercise class for
individuals who recently had therapy, are overweight or just
beginning an exercise program. Class offered 5:30-6:30 p.m.,
Mondays at the Wellness Center. $25 for 6 classes.
!
Gentle Joints – Designed for participants living with diabetes,
arthritis, fibromyalgia and other health concerns. Focus is placed
on conscious breath work, flexibility, stability and posture. Chair
is used to assist with standing and seated exercises. 10:10-11 a.m.,
Mondays. Wellness Members: FREE; non-members: $8 Guest
pass.
S.T.A.R. Plan (Steps To Avoid Regain) – This structured
state-of-the-art maintenance program is available to anyone who
has lost weight and is striving to maintain. Helps participants
stay focused without giving up. Two initial interviews: $30 each.
Weekly fee: $12.
!
Tai Chi – Class focuses on balance and slow, controlled
movements anyone can enjoy. Improve balance, flexibility and
strength, as well as reduce depression and anxiety. Classes are
held 5:30-6:15 p.m. Wed., and 11 a.m., Fri. Wellness Members:
FREE; non-members: punch card. Call for pricing and location.
!
Walking (indoor) at AL!VE – Enjoy the AL!VE indoor
walking trail (EXPLORE) beginning late November. Please call
(517) 543-9575 for times and start date. FREE to all!
!
!
Kettlebell Clinic – Learn how to safely and efficiently use this
versatile and effective strength training equipment and
incorporate it into your workout program.10:10–10:55 a.m., Sat.,
Nov. 19. Wellness Members $5; non-members: $10.
! Noon Learn and Burn – Stimulate your mind while riding an
indoor stationary bike. Topic: Protein & Exercise Recovery.
12:15–12:45 p.m.., Wed., Nov. 16. Sign up early – 10 bikes
available. Wellness Members $3; non-members: $5.
! Occupational Therapy – HGB occupational therapists and
certified hand therapist provide one-on-one treatment in a caring
and professional environment. Therapy services include
customized splinting, instruction in adaptive devices/equipment;
ergonomic instruction and wound care along with progressive
treatment plans for a vast array of disease processes and medical
conditions. Call (517) 543-9575 to schedule an evaluation.
Weight Management – Free informational session – learn
about HGB programs designed to help you lose weight and keep
it off. 5 p.m., every Wed. Registration required.
!
Wellness Center Membership – Join the HGB Wellness
Center in the month of November and receive a FREE coupon
book valued at more than $200! Membership is affordable – less
than $1.35 per day! No long-term contract or obligations. Open
7 days/week; year-round. Call (517) 543-9575 for a tour or free
7-day pass.
!
Zumba and Cardio Dance Classes – A fitness dance program
that feels more like a party than a workout. 9:20 a.m. and 5:30
p.m., Mon., 8:15 a.m. and 6:15 p.m., Tues., 9 a.m. and 5:30
p.m., Wed., 6:15 p.m., Thurs., and 5:30 p.m., Fri.. Wellness
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Better Balance – Learn the fundamentals of good form and
alignment to improve balance, posture and coordination. Each
participant has the opportunity to have his/her balance tested
prior to and again following participation in this course. 10-11
a.m., every Fri.. Wellness Members: FREE; non-members: $8
guest pass. Pre- and post-Biosway test package: $20.
! Physical Therapy – HGB PT provides top-quality one-on-one
care. We offer underinsured payment plans and are also the only
provider in the area to provide therapy in a warm water aquatic
environment. Specialists are trained and certified in manual
therapy, vestibular disorders, women's health, sports injuries and
orthopedic rehab. Call (517) 543-9575 to schedule an evaluation.
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Father to tell of tragedy, comfort in organ donations
INGHAM COUNTY — The
Transplant Support
Group/Lansing Area will host
the father of a 7-year-old girl
who was fatally shot. He will
tell the story of his decision to
donate his daughter’s organs.
The meeting will take place
7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
Nov. 10, in the chapel of Peoples
Church, 200 W. Grand River,
East Lansing,
John Edmond, a passionate
advocate of organ donation, will
describe Amaia’s Legacy. Amaia
Edmond, a 7-year-old girl, was
died on July 23, 2010.
On the day that Amaia died
at the hospital, John decided to
donate her organs.
Five people were saved
through the donation of Amaia’s
organs, and the family has heard
from several recipient families.
Edmond said his family have
felt very comforted by the good
coming out of Amaia’s death and
the knowledge that other lives
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Edmond will also be joined at
the meeting by one of the adult
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John also works volunteers
with the Lansing Police Department to speak at area schools
and community centers about
the importance of breaking the
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streets.
Getting the word out about
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people from the media who may
want to feature this speaking
event in the news.
Though members of the
media will be present the group
emphasizes that all individual
information about group members be treated confidentially,
according to Joan Smith, a volunteer organizer for the group,
and the former director of the
Okemos library.
The group treats all discussions confidentially to allow
people to share fears, concerns,
successes and failures as it
relates to the transplantation
process, Smith said.
The group serves pre- and
post-transplant patients, such as
eye, heart, lung, liver, kidney,
bone marrow candidates and
recipients.
Anyone with questions
or suggestions for the Group,
contact Joan C. Smith, East
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The Howard Cemetery is a small
inactive cemetery in Ingham Township.
Burials date back to early 1800. This
cemetery has many of the first pioneer
families that cleared and settled the area
resting there.
There are three generations of my
immediate family buried there along with
many other relatives.
The cemetery was cared for by my
family for many years through five
generations from 1890 to 1985. In 1985 it
was necessary to request the township to
take over the care.
They have kept it mowed for those
past 26 years. However, the overall care
has not been done.
The trees and bushes were overgrown
and the fence has all but disappeared.
Many of the monuments are overgrown
with bushes.
There is a very large dead tree at the
back of the cemetery that needs to be
removed.
Students from the high school started
a clean up a few weeks ago. They
removed brush and did some trimming.
Which made the appearance of the
grounds much improved.
On Oct. 16, Scout Troop 21 from the
area came in with several of the parents
and finished the job.
They cut overhanging tree limbs,
cleared bushes from around the
tombstones and even straighten several
of these stones.
Monuments that had been completely
covered with bushes are now fully
visible.
They trimmed in a manner that the
plants now will resemble the original
plantings around the stones.
These young people expressed interest
in continuing this with projects for the
future.
I and my family wish to thank these
young people and their parents for this.
These scouts showed great respect and
interest in this project. They were well
mannered and pleasant to work with. This
is so refreshing to see children with those
values today.
The team members: Scouts: John
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Meghan Everts, Jared Byars, Ethan
Myers, Sean Stid, and Will Walker.
Parents: Brenda Everts (Scout leader).
Scott Everts, John Franklin, Sr. and
Wayne Myers.
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Library Mascot celebrated Leslie’s 175th birthday
“L
ook! It’s the
library kitty!”
That’s a
comment we heard a lot
on Sept. 24, as Linc the
Library Lynx marched
past cheering crowds
gathered to watch the
parade.
Our popular Capital
Area District Library
mascot was there to help
celebrate the 175th
anniversary of the settling
of the Leslie area.
He even dressed for
the occasion, donning a
pioneer coonskin cap and
brown leather vest over his
light blue fur.
“He looks good!” said
Samantha Smith, age 6, of
Leslie. A regular visitor
to the Leslie Library, she
had stopped by after the
parade to meet Linc and
have her picture taken
with him. Smith was one
of a large crowd who
gathered there, admiring
Linc’s outfit and enjoying
the free giveaways he’d
brought to share.
Inside the library, a
wealth of information
awaited visitors. Those
interested in learning
more about the old tractors
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they’d seen in the parade
could pick up a copy of
Vintage Ford Tractors by
Robert Pripps, or AllisChalmers Farm Equipment
1914–1085 by Norm
Swinford.
topics weren’t left out.
Animal lovers had a
chance to pick up
“Barnyard in Your
Backyard: A Beginner’s
Guide to Raising Chickens,
Ducks, Geese, Rabbits,
Goats, Sheep, and Cows,”
edited by Gail Damerow.
Those with seasonal
crops waiting at home
could browse our large
collection of titles on
canning and preserving, so
they could enjoy the fruits
of their labors all through
the fall and winter.
If you haven’t visited
hours, programs or
services, call (517)
589-9400 or visit cadl.org.
Find a complete list of
library events at cadl.org/
events.
Barb Keeler is the head
librarian at the Leslie Library.
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Fans of the classic cars
could check out “The
Classic Car Book” by
Andrew Noakes, or
“Chevrolet Pickup Color
History” by Brownell and
Mueller.
Celebrants who enjoyed
the living timeline and
cannon shots could find
copies of Michigan History
Magazine and other local
history materials at the
library.
Our staff noted one
visitor from California
using the Woodlawn
Cemetery Book. It turned
out he was trying to locate
the gravesite of one of his
great-great-grandfather’s
five wives!
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interested in more current
the Leslie Library lately,
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see everything we have to
offer.
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Second wind
The Bulldogs found their second wind,
however, and created two good chances in
a row, both started by Raab. First, he sent
Rudd in clean on goal with about 17 minutes left in the game, but Dexter keeper
Mike McGonagall went down to just turn
the shot around the post by his fingertips.
Raab, then found Bill Wilson making
a run on the left wing, and hit him in
stride in the Dexter box, but Wilson’s
right-footed shot went inches wide of the
far post with about 14 minutes left.
Mason finally got their insurance goal
with 8:25 left in the game, on a corner kick
taken by Brandenburg. Wilson’s far-post
header went back across the face of goal,
where Pease poked it past McGonagall to
make the final score 2-0.
“They’re a quality team, and deserved
to win on the day,” Dexter coach Scott Forrester said. “This is not where we usually
end up, so it’s a little disappointing, but if
you look where we were at the start of the
season, we’re proud of our efforts.”
Regional game
That district win sent Mason into a
regional semifinal rematch against Plainwell. The Bulldogs were knocked out by
the Trojans in their last appearance in the
Division 2 regionals in 2009.
The weather got in the way on Oct.
25, when the regional semifinal was scheduled. After the first semi, in which Mattawan defeated Tecumseh 2-1, and less
than three minutes into their game against
Plainwell, a lightning storm moved into
the Battle Creek area, forcing the game to
be postponed until the next day.
When play resumed on Oct. 26, Pease
scored the game’s lone goal off a corner
kick with 7:46 left in the first half to give
Mason a berth in the finals of the Division
2 regional against Mattawan on Oct. 29,
after this paper went to press.
Mason controlled play most of the
game, outshooting Plainwell 9-3 and hitting the crossbar twice.
Bulldog coach Nick Binder credited his
team’s strong defensive play, especially in
the wet conditions.
“The ability to score a goal in the first
half was huge,” Binder said. “Our defenders did a good job in making sure they
didn’t create a lot of opportunities.”
Brandenburg took the corner kick
which Pease headed in. Flamme earned
the shutout in goal with three saves.
If the Bulldogs won their regional title,
their first since 2005, they will play either
Spring Lake or Grand Rapids Christian in
the Division 2 state semifinals at Plainwell
on Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m., for the
right to play for the state championship
at a venue to be announced on Saturday,
Nov. 5.
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Worship Service and Sonquest
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Nursery available too
Steve Malson, Pastor
Phone: 676-1376
MASON FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
201 E. Ash St., • Mason, MI 48854 • (517) 676-9449
Web site: www.masonfirst.org
Praise & Teaching Service: 10 am
Sunday Morning:
(Expository teaching of God’s Word)
Worship: 9:30 am
Christian Education (for all ages from
September through May) 11:00 am
Children’s Church during message
(Primary, Intermediate, & Juniors)
Nursery provided
Wednesday Night:
5:45 pm Dinner, 6:30 pm Classes
7:00 pm Bell Choir Rehearsal
8:00 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal
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Mason’s Taylor Pease (8) wins the
ball in the air, and keeps a Dexter
defender at bay, during the Bulldogs’
2-0 win over the Dreadnoughts in the
Division 2 district final on Oct. 22.
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MASON — Mason advanced to the
Battle Creek Harper Creek regional final
with two big wins last week, a 2-0 decision
over Dexter in the district final on Oct.
22 and a 1-0 win over Plainwell in the
regional semifinal on Oct. 26.
Josh Rudd and Taylor Pease scored for
the Bulldogs against Dexter, with both
goals coming from set pieces.
The win gave Mason their ninth district
title in the past ten years.
“We know that we can defend against a
good team,” Binder said. “We’ve only been
shut out once this year, so the offense is
there, we know that we can create chances
and score.”
Mason dominated possession for most
of the first half, but found chances hard
to come by until about 20 minutes into
the contest, when they were given a free
kick about 45 yards from the Dreadnought
goal.
Peter Brandenburg lofted the ball into
the box, where Tyler Raab headed the ball
against the cross bar. Rudd pounced on the
rebound and put it home with 19:39 left in
the half.
Dexter nearly tied the game 15 minutes
into the second half off of a corner kick,
when Mason sophomore goalkeeper Josh
Flamme was forced to make a tough save
at the near post, and Dexter freshman
Luke Bazick headed the rebound off of the
Mason crossbar.
That miss seemed to put spring into
the Dreadnoughts’ step, and the Bulldogs
found themselves defending in their own
half for a large portion of the game.
“We had players we were rotating in,
but I think we had some tired legs for a
while in the second half,” Binder said.
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Mason battles into the regional soccer finals
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Bulldogs chalk up rousing win to end season
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MASON - Mason finished
its 2011 football regular
season with a triumph for
the ages.
Saylor LaVallii plunged
into the end zone from two
yards out with 24.2 seconds left on the clock to lift
Mason (8-1) to a dramatic
32-28 win over previously
undefeated Croswell-Lexington (8-1) on Oct. 21.
“It was a huge win
because Croswell-Lexington is a great football team,”
Mason coach Jerry VanHavel said. “It could have
gone either way, and I’m
very happy that our kids
played right to the final
whistle.”
Things didn’t look good
early for Mason, who had to
come from behind after a
somewhat slow start.
LaVallii scored three
times in the second half,
including a 36-yard run
after a swing pass from
Thomas McNamara that
gave the Bulldogs their first
lead of the game, 25-21 with
4:09 left in the fourth quarter.
The Pioneers came back
and regained the lead on a
25-yard pass from Nathan
Guitar to Anwar Childers
that gave Cros-Lex a 28-25
lead with 1:32 left.
McNamara then led a
memorable Bulldog comeback with a drive that
included long passes to
Connor Holbrook and Logan
Fitchett, and then ran the
ball himself down to the
Cros-Lex 2-yard line to set
up the winning score.
“It was a huge win because CroswellLexington is a great football team. It
could have gone either way, and I’m
very happy that our kids played right
to the final whistle.”
MASON COACH JERRY VANHAVEL
Mason’s Logan Fitchett (8) steps out of bounds after
catching a pass from Thomas McNamara (2, background)
Confident
on the last drive of the game in the Bulldogs’ 32-28 win
“We were so confident,” over Croswell-Lexington on Oct. 21.
McNamara said. “We work PHOTO COURTESY OF ALAN HOLBEN
on the two-minute drill
every Wednesday in pracMason had trailed for on a 30-yard TD pass from
tice, so I was sure we could virtually the entire contest, Guitar to Childers on the
do it.”
after the Pioneers scored first possession of the contest to take a 7-0 lead.
Guitar scored on a
October 30, 2011
Kenneth
Parker
78-yard keeper to give CrosLex their biggest lead, 21-12
with 5:15 left in the third
quarter, but fumbled on
their next possession, one
of four Pioneer turnovers
in the game, setting up a
four-yard touchdown run
by LaVallii four plays later
that cut the lead to 21-19
on the last snap of the third
quarter, setting up the wild
fourth.
McNamara finished the
game with 211 passing
yards and three touchdowns.
The win earned the Bulldogs a first-round home
game in the Division 3 playoffs, on Oct. 28 against Stur-
gis in a very tough district.
If Mason won that game,
which was played after this
paper went to press, they
would take on either Hastings or Battle Creek Harper
Creek for the district title
on Friday, Nov. 4.
Cherishing the Special
Moments in Life!
Call517-377-1111 or
visitlsj.com/celebrations
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Kenneth Parker Irey 82, passed away on October 24, 2011
in Holt, Michigan.
He was
born in Redford, MI on October
18, 1929 to Carl and Lillian Irey.
He was
preceded in death by his wife Sandy, daughter
Robin, and sister Geraldine. He is survived by his wife Janet,
his sons Parker (Alice) Irey, Tim Wilson & Hilde, and Lance
(Janet) Irey, his daughters
Cindy (David) Langdon, and Alison (Mark) Travis, his stepchildren
Marcia
(Chris)
Grondahl, Tom (Pam) Taylor, Ron (Eileen) Taylor, Jeff
(Gayle) Taylor, and Colleen (Melody) Taylor, his grandchil dren, Nichole, Kenneth, Craig, Heather, Kyle, Morgan, Robin, Robert, Tom, John, Adam, Kelli, Casey, and Tiffany,
brother Wilson (Jay) Irey, and sisters
Leona DeNio, and
Thelma Mean, many nieces, nephews,
great grandchildren,
friends, and extended herd.
Ken was a combat veteran of the Korean war, serving as a
Master Sergeant in the United States Army. He was a talented woodworker,
enjoyed playing golf, gardening, photogra phy, loved animals and practical jokes. He spent over 50
years in the construction
industry.
His last project was Ele’s
Place in Lansing.
Services will be held at the Dansville United Method ist Church on Saturday October 29th at 11:00a.m. In lieu
of flowers
donations can be made in his name to the
Dansville United Methodist Church
at 1317 East Mason
Street Dansville, Michigan 48819. The family will receive
friends from 10:00 to 11:00 at the church.
Sugested
attire:
red socks.
The family is being served by the Gorsline
Mason quarterback Thomas McNamara (2) gets away from a would-be Croswell-Lexington Runciman Funeral Homes, 621 S. Jefferson, Mason, Michigan.
tackler during the Bulldogs dramatic 32-28 win over the previously undefeated Pioneers
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3425 W. Cleveland Rd. (M57, Perrinton) Nov. 5, 8am6pm. New & used toys,
holiday items, ANTIQUES,
baby items, books, collectibles, glassware, mother of
the bride dresses, wedding
items, boat motors, power
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A LAWSONS LIQUIDATIONS
Dogs-Cats-Pets
$25
MATURE CATA-PALOOZA
October Ingham Co
Animal Shelter cat
special for spayed &
neutered cats over 5 yrs
600 Curtis St., Mason.
517-676-8370
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Dogs-Cats-Pets
Dogs-Cats-Pets
Furniture
GunsAccessories
Accessories PartTires
BARN SALE Oct. 29, 8-5. 969 2 8X14 MUD & snow tires,
A BED QUEEN PILLOWTOP
TOY POODLES CKC
mounted, $25/pr. 1 15’’ SEden Rd., Mason. Hunting,
mattress set, new in plasAll shots, males, house10 tire & wheel $25. 1 Ford
fishing, rifles & shotguns,
tic, $199. Call 517-410-4921.
broke, $300. Call 517-589mud & snow tire 75x15
antique ammo.
Can deliver.
0257 or 517-256-0351
$20. 517-647-7618
A TEMPERPADIC/STYLE
HAMMERLI trailside target
Yellow Lab/Siberian HusMEMORY
FOAM
MATpistol
22LR,
new
in
box,
ky Mix Pups-6 wks old,
TRESS SET Queen, new$400. Reuger single 6, 50th
looks like Husky. Black &
never used, as seen on TV,
anniversary
edition, 22LR
white. $100. 517-204-5588.
with
warranty.
Cost
22 WMR, new in box, $500.
$1,800, Sell $695. Can DeBrowning 9mm highpower,
YORKIE AKC, TINY female,
liv
e
r
989-832-2401
.
new in box, adj sites, $700.
1st shots & dewormed,
Permit required. Reming$600. 517-944-2237
DINETTE SET 6 chairs, hutch
ton model 7400 308 cal.
& buffet. Maple. $250. Two
w/Bushnell 4X scope, un19’’ TVs, $30 each. Call
fired, $600. Jennings com517-507-1585
pound bow w/6 arrows,
WOOD BUNK BEDS This End
$60. 517-669-7259
Up Brand. All in Honey
HORSE RELATED Antique
MARLIN
45-70
GUIDE gun,
Pine. Classic Solid End LSleigh, Forge small manstainless, walnut stock, exShape Style.
$454.50; 2
ure spreader, saddles,
cellent. $500. 517 663-7190
Twin Mattresses $107 ea.;
head stalls, pads, blankets,
or 517 763-8417
5-Drawer Bureau $280; 2
& much more. Oct. 29, 8-5.
Cubbies $51.50 ea.; 2 Twin
WINCHESTER Model 94,
969 EDEN RD., MASON.
Bunkie Boards $29 ea.;
32 Spec. Old 1951 $450. 54
517-676-9789.
ca. black powder brush
gun
$95.
7.62x39mm
w/bayonette & 40 rds ammo, new $175. 339-2543.
GERMAN
SHORT
HAIR
Pointers Puppies ticked, 5
weeks, AKC Registered,
Beautiful coat and markings, Dew claws, Excellent
hunter, Good guard dog,
loveable, parents on site,
records,
shots,
vet
checked, wormed, AKC
registered
German
Shorthair
pointers.
6
2 LITTER TRAINED house
male/6 female. Ready 1st
cats. Declawed front, all
week of November. $275supplies included. Spayed
males/$300-females $275.
& neutered. $30/bo. 517
(517)622-0432
(517)525896-7973.
1
6
6
0
ADORABLE PUPPIES!!
[email protected]
Pomkimo, Pom-Poos,
GOLDENDOODLE
PUPPIES,
Pomtese, MaltiPoos,
V E T checked, shots &
Teddy Bears, Yorkies
wormed, standard
size.
and Pappillons.
F1. Cuddly. 989-763-7202.
$200-$750
HANDICAP EQUIPMENT
www.puppy-place.net
elec. lift chair, elec. scootGOLDEN
RETRIEVER
PUPS
517-404-1028
er, wheelchairs, walkers, +
AKC reg., Vet chkd, shots,
or 404-6235
misc. 517-339-2349.
wormed, $400-$450. 517CASH FOR GUNS , Art, Anti223-9239 or 336-857-2501
ADORABLE RESCUES
ques, Jewelry, musical inCats & dogs, various
struments, Valuables. Call
GREAT
DANE
BLACK
and
1 49
9
ALLIS
CHALMBER
breeds and ages.
517-204-2004/517-663-3931
Brindlequin
males,
12
T R A C T O R (WD) w/3 pt.
www.tjs.petfinder.com
weeks,
AKC
Registered,
CASH
PAID D iabet ic test
hitch,
won’t
start,
trouble
Ph. 517-628-2873.
Beautiful coat and markstrips. Area’s original, oldw/mag, $800 w/brush hog,
ings, Dew claws, Experiest buyer. Friendly & fair.
$600 w/o. 517-645-0189.
ADORABLE TOY BREEDS
enced breeder, Good with
517-505-2726, 888-639-6179
Shih tzus, teddy bears, $250children, Health guaran600. www.puppy-parlor.com
CASH PAID FOR diabetic
teed, loveable, parents on
517-861-7086
strips Up to $20 per 100.
ITEMS
WANTED
NOW
ACsite, pure bred, shots,
517-404-3045
Call 517-292-0991
CEPTING CONSIGNMENT
wormed, $500. (517)505diabeticteststripswanted.com
ITEMS FOR OUR WEEKLY
AKC TOY POODLE Black &
2455
FRESH TOMATOES,
ONLINE AUCTIONS. HAVE
White, 8 wks, female, UTD
Pot at oe s ,s qu ash ,o t h e r
YOUR ITEMS VIEWED BY
& vet checked.
$500.
veggies,
apples, pears,
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
(517)763-3309
plums. Deer apples, ear
ACROSS MICHIGAN. SELL
corn 517-204-4827.
YOUR, BOAT,CAR, OR ANYAKITA PUPPIES Pure white,
THING ELSE. CHECK US ATTN: WOODWORKERS
very
cute, 1 male, 1 feOUT
AT
male, parents also avail.
Old growth lumber, stored
AIRLINES ARE HIRING—
WWW.MICHIGANONLINEA
$250. 517-420-3634.
inside, great patina, 1026
Train for high paying Avia UCTIONS.COM.
bf cherry, 18 ft. long. 620
tion Career. FAA approved
BEAGLE PUPS 3 litters, 5
6000 LANSING ROAD $1.00
bf. walnut. Tested moisprogram. Financial aid if
weeks & up, shots &
1 66o1 [email protected]
ture content 14%. 4/4 ranALFALFA
GRASS-EXCELLENT
qualified—Job
placement
wormed, $175 males, $200
(517)322-0934
(989)763dom lengths. Clear/no
Hay $4.00 & up. Can deliv assistance. Call Aviation
females. Other 1 year olds
9838
knots. Call 517-214-1518.
er.
51
7
-641
6034
Institute of Maintenance
trained & ready,
same
877-891-2281.
PIONEER POLE BUILDINGS
price. Alma area. 989 463- HAVANESE
BLACK
AND
MM
Free Estimates. Licensed
4286 anytime.
Whites and Chocolates, 8
and Insured. 2x6 Trusses.
weeks, AKC Registered,
BICHON FRISE AKC Hypo
45
Year
Warranty,
ALLIED HEALTH CAREER
Beautiful coat and markallergenic. Non shedding.
Galvalume Steel—19 ColTRAINING - Attend college
ings, Health guaranteed,
BACKYARD SHEDS & MORE
1st Shots, wormed, vet
ors. Since 1976 #1 in Mich100% online. Job placeparents on site, vet
989-834-2028
chkd. $500. 989-463-4686.
igan. Call Today 1-800-292ment assistance. Computchecked, Beautiful pups.
www.bcbarns.com
0679
er available. Financial Aid
Rare
Chocolates.
Well
soBICHON FRISE PUPPIES!
PIONEER
POLE
if qualified. SCHEV certicialized.
Raised in our
Perfect family pet!
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BARNS
Michigan’s
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homes.
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older
pup
No shedding or odor.
12.5HP
42"deck w/42"
ESTIMATESLargest Pole Barn Compawww.CenturaOnline.com.
available. $1,100
to $1,500
CKC, Health guaranteed.
snow blade & w/weights.
Licensed
and
insured-2x6
ny
(Built
Best
Barns)
Best
MC
$1100.
(517)327-8202
517-663-2256.
needs battery runs good
Trusses-45 Year Warranty
Quality, Best Service, Best
[email protected]
original owner $350.00
Galvalume Steel-19 ColorsPrice. This Week’s Specials ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE
BLUE PITBULL PUPPIES
y [email protected]
ALL
Since 1976-#1 in MichiganErected
24’x32’x10’from
Home.
*Medical
1st shots, dewormed, pa- KITS/CATS-RESCUED,
(517)285-2656
AGES;
many
declawed;
Call
Today
1
800-292-0679.
$6995.00
30’x40’x10’*Business
*Paralegal,
rents on site, going to be
www.trinity acresrescue.
MC
$9,595.00
30’x48’x12’*Accounting,
*Criminal
large, $150. 517-391-0029
petfinder.com;
includes
$12,495.00
60’x120’x14’Justice. Job placement asSPA-TACULAR DYNASTY
neuter/basic medical $45$ 5 5 , 9 6 5 . 0 0
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, 8
sistance. Computer availa H O T TUB! Seats 6! LED
$135. (517)410-0074
Licensed/Insured
1-877WKS., vet
checked, 1st
ble. Financial Aid if qualilighting! 78x82x33, NEW 34
802-9591
shots, wormed. $500 each. LAB PUPS AKC, chocolate,
fied.
Call 877-895-1828
stainless steel jets!gray
MM
’ BLUE SPRUCE TREES
517 206-7533.
www.CenturaOnline.com.
maintenance free skirting
$350-$400. 1 Yellow male 4-5$40
each, delivered
&
MC
$2200 or best offer!
$400. Also chain link
CHIHUAHUA PUPPY, PURE
planted. Call 231-753-9322.
[email protected]
kennels. Ph. 989-277-6494
bred, light brown color, 10
AIRLINES ARE HIRING (517)331-0424
weeks old, Beautiful coat
Train for high paying Avia PUPPIES
and markings, Good with MALTESE
WANTED
TO BUY Paying
tion Career. FAA approved
Female, purebred, all pachildren, $250.00. (517)420cash for all US silver coins MSU FOOTBALL TICKETS
program. Financial aid if
pers,
reg.,
e
v
ry
cute.
$500.
2303
before 1964. US large size
qualified - Job placement
(4) tickets & parking pass.
Call 517-712-9793
currency before 1923. Kelly
assistance. Call Aviation
Excellent
seats,
Minn.
Nov
.
CUTE 2 Persian kittens, $140 MINIATURE PINSCHERS 2
Coins 517-272-1289.
Institute of Maintenance
5, Indiana Nov. 19. $200
each with papers, $100
girls $275,
7 wks. old.
(877) 891-2281.
MC
each
game
or
best
of
e
f
r.
WANTED:
UNWANTED
each without. Call 517-507Tails, declawed, & Vet
517-202-2453.
appliances, air condition8628
chkd. 517-896-0976.
ers, cars, trucks, vans,
CUTE 3 CKC reg. female MIN PINS PUPPIES Black and
farm
machinery,
lawn
Maltese, $450 each. Call
mowers, campers, hot
Tan, Dew
claws,
pure
bred,
517-507-8628
water tanks, aluminum or
shots, vet checked, Tails done
steel boats, aluminum win$200.00. (517)980-6057
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPdows or doors, aluminum
PIES 6 weeks, AKC Regis- PUREBRED ENGLISH BULL toppers, any types of alutered, $1200..
(517)230DO G Puppies, $2500 248minum or steel siding,
5818 [email protected]
499-2060
4 wheelers, go carts, trailers, batteries.
GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC PURPLE RIBBON PITBULLS
100% SEASONED HARDAll picked up for Free.
puppies.
Experienced
WOOD $65 face. Ash, Cherblue, 7 weeks old, parents
115 Lots of Household Items
Call 517-628-2818
breeder, loveable, shots,
ry & Oak - cut, split & deon site, pure bred, $200.
HUNZPMHUJ KPSUHQPSLX JZVRRYVSLX OJPSHULRX MHRILRX VUM ZHULURW
wormed, FARM RAISED
livered. 517-490-0955
(517)803-0739
$500.00.
(269)317-2741
(269)758-3032
ROTTNARD great compan- C H E R R Y , MAPLE & O A K
ion. Dep. now. Warr. Gold,
Seasoned firewood. Split,
ONLINE-ONLY AUCTION
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPbrown, black. 734-846-5903
Delivered & S T A C K E D . EXCLUSIVE STATE OF the
PIES Purebred but no pa12p-9p except M & W
4’x8’x16" 517-651-5214.
nd
art DJ-KJ professional sys pers, 1st shots, 5 females,
Wednesday, Nov 2
tem for sale. Very custom,
2 males. $300. Call 989-291SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES
very serious inquiries only.
3989
AKC, 2 beautiful females
Call for price and details.
left. 989-871-4241 or view
Online bidding ends at 1pm
GERMAN SHEPHERDS PUPA.J. 989 743-3806.
at westwindsaints.com
PIES AKC, parents on site,
835 E. Columbia, Mason, MI 48854
7 wks old, vet checked, ex- SHORKIE BROWN/TAN, 8 PICKUP YOUR PLASTIC tied
Preview: Thur, Oct 20
& Tues, Nov 1 (10am-12pm)
weeks, lovable, Mother is
perienced breeder. $500.
bagged leaves for free. No
a Shihtzu and dad is a
Load Out: Thursday, November 3
(10am-2pm)
(269)781-4086
sticks or stones, Grand
Yorkshire terrier. Super
Ledge/Delta. 517-627-7965.
Also Selling 1,286±sf 3BR, 2BA House
cute and ready to go. I
HEAVY DUTY 2 axle 16’ trail(separately,
not
an
auction)
Call
Sally
Sheridan
for more info.
have one male puppy left WALL MIRROR 90 x 42, has
er, 13’ new pressure treat$350.00.
(517)272-9255
small chip in corner, you
ed wood deck,lg. I-beam
( 5 1 7 ) 6 4 8 - 1 8 8 3
haul. Free. 517-669-2330.
Photos
&
List
Online!
construction 2 & 5/16
[email protected]
hitch. $800. 989-834-9778
ST BERNARD F & Rottweiler
F, good home only. Great
disposition. 12p-9p except
M&W. 734-846-5903
A AMISH LOG HEADBOARD
YORKIE PUPS $500
TERRIER & MIN PIN PUPAND Queen Pillow Top 20 GAUGE MOSSBERG com(517) 676-9800
Yorki-Poos & Malte-Poos
bo w/scope, exc. cond.
PIES $200. 1st shots &
Mattress Set. Brand newToys No Shed Shots $300
$325. 517 332-6458 or 517
never used, sell all for
wormed. No Sundays calls
sheridanauctionservice.com
896-2744.
989.225.1367
$275. 989-923-1278
please. 989-584-6192
October 30, 2011
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Horses-Stables
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Garage Sales
LAKE ODESSA ESTATE SALE
1003
Washington Blvd.
Sat., Nov. 5, 9-3. Ongoing
liquidation of years of accumulation. Antiques, fur niture,
clocks,
dishes,
smalls and more. Cash only please.
Adoption
ADOPT
Loving couple offers your
precious newborn a secure
life filled with endless
love. Michelle & Mike 888600-6341 Expenses paid
michelleandmike2010@
gmail.com
Lost Items
$1000 REWARD for info on
Deutsch tractor, camo golf
cart & camo Polaris 4
wheeler, stolen Portland
area. 517-204-6097
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Due To Foreclosure
353 Split Rail Ridge
Williamston,
Michigan
48895
FRI, 1/1/2011,
2P-5P
SAT, 1/12/2011,
9A-5P
SUN, 1/13,
2011, 10A-3P
All personal property must
go:Lamps, end tables,
couch, sofa chair, dinning
room set, all appliances,
refridgerators, stoves, microwaves,
desk, office
chair, lounger, Pioneer
stereo system, entertainment
cabinet,
books,
breadmaker,
ladders,
scrap usable wood, wooden bench seats/picnic table, barbeque grill, propane gas tanks, miscellaneous tool items, all sorts
of and too many children
toys to lists, bed mattresses, loft beds, one with
slide,
washer/dryer,
televisions,
log holders,
linen,
towels,
wash
clothes, comforters, pillows, clocks, miscellaneous clothing items, file
cabinets, wall art, trash
containers, floor
mats,
storage cabinets, garbage
disposal, toaster, miscellaneous
kitchen
ware,
brooms, mops, cleaning
items, rags, dining room
cabinets/counter
tops,
fans, Bissell Clean Machine, florescent garage
light,
radio,
garage
cabinets/counter
top,
Christmas lights, electrical
extension cords, storage
bins, milk crates, bolt cutters, etc.
If you see it and you want
it, make an offer!
Cash
and Credit Cards accepted.
Rummage Sales
Flea Markets
9TH ANNUAL LUCAS
Craft Show.
Nov. 4-5, 9am-6pm.
Nov. 6, 10am-4 p.m. at
Mayhew’s Tree Farm,
763 S. Fowlerville Rd.,
Fowlerville. Bring this
ad and receive $1 off
any purchase.
RUMMAGE SALE Sat. Nov .
5th, 9a.m.-3p.m. New &
used items & collectibles.
Gier Community
Center,
2400 Hall, Lansing. Call
517-483-4313.
DIVORCE $350* COVERS
children, etc. only one sig- MOVING SALE 2640 Marfitt
nature required! *Excludes
Rd. Apt 16, Ashton Lake
govt. fees. 1-800-522-6000
Apts. Fri. & Sat. Nov 4-5, 9Extn. 950. Locally Owned
2. No early sales. Dinette
and Operated. Established
table & chairs, desk &
1977. Baylor & Associates,
chairs, antique Nipon &
Inc. MM
Lenox china, books, linens,
puzzles, antique dishes,
MEDICAL MARIJUANA
other misc. Cash only.
CERTIFICATION Only $100.
Local Clinics
Available now!
LOST DOG 13YR old female
NO MEDICAL RECORDS –
blk&wht BorderCollie lost
NO PROBLEM Call a local
in Williamston area 517clinic.
490-8108.
N.W. 231-753-2300
CRAFTS & BAKED GOODS
N.E. 989-525-5700
SALE & LU N C H . Grange LOST DOG 8 lbs. Brown face
U.P. 906-361-6100
Acres Senior Complex,
w/brown paws, rest is
Midwest 616-666-2000
6101
Marsh Rd., Haslett.
gray & black. 10 yrs old.
Mideast 248-990-1234
Nov. 5, 9-3.
Reward. 517-930-5187.
[email protected]
Main Office: 231-753-2300
ST. JOHNS: SAT. Nov. 5, 10Med-Line: 231-818-0420
Planning an Auction?
4pm.
Antiques
and
MM
collectibles, lots of new
See
SourceAds.com
and old items. Great sale
Email the Lansing Community
or Call LCN Toll Free
you don’t want to miss.
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16747 THORNGATE, EAST
LANSING. Fri., 9 to 3 &
Sat., 9 to 2. Nov. 4 & 5.
North end of White Hills
Lakes North sub. Take
Park Lake Rd. N. past Lake
Lansing Rd. 1 & 1/4 miles
to Austin Way then right
to Thorngate. Upscale
sale w/fine furnishings
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Ethan Allen,
Sherrill,
Pembrook,
Bradington Young & Studio Nova with two fine
curved three section sofas, chairs inc. leather,
wingbacks & other, Drexel
Heritage oval oak dining
set w/six chairs, oak dinette set, game table &
chairs, wrought patio set,
many side & accent tables
both wood & iron, carved
front sideboard, beautiful
oriental relief carved cabinet & four panel red lacquer screen, large oriental
beveled glass display cabinet, entertainment centers inc. cherry, desks,
queen
beds
w/
Thomasville
mirrored
headboard & side cabinet
set + a queen iron four
poster bed, twin beds,
many nice dressers, mirrors, oil painting, prints,
lg. oriental silk & other
tapestry.
Lamps, handwoven rugs & runners,
LCD & other tv’s, Marantz
recv., speakers, Teac nostalgia radio/ phono, Fisher pool table, office
chairs, printer, computer,
pants press, shotgun,
mens clothing, books & records. Fine glass & china,
Pfaltzgraff
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sets, Royal Doulton fig ures, oriental plates & accent pieces, interesting
small items, stemware,
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nice kitchen
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General Help
Wanted
Manufactured
Homes
DEWITT 2 bdrm. + office,
$99 DEPOSIT
basement, garage, newly
South Lansing. Very
redecorated. $750/mo. +
clean 2 bedrooms, new
dep. & util. No pets or
upgrades, $560/$600.
smoking. 669-9455.
517-393-9307.
WILLIAMSTON - UPPER apt.
for rent. House in country.
CARY APTS. S. LANSING.
3 bdrm./2 bath
upper,
Efficiency,
1 & 2 bdrms.,
Incl. all util. & satellite.
$410/$480/$520 mo., heat,
Call: 810-923-1062
water, sewer & trash inST. JOHNS AREA 2 bdrm 2
cluded. 517-202-3964.
bath double wide, newly
decorated, fireplace, all
FRANDOR NEAR. deluxe
window treatments, cov apartments. very
best loered porch, central air, 2
cation 1 mi to LCC, 1 mi to
sheds on very very nice lot
university.
Law students
GRAND LEDGE
overlooking field. $22,900/
tell us they save $700yr on
2 bdrm. townhouse,
best. Ph. 517-819-8951.
parking there car here in
large kitchen, 1.5 bath,
carport + gas saved. Take
bsmt, garage. $675+ util.
WINDSOR ESTATES
bus 1/2 block away. Rent
517-719-5600 or
1984 Lincoln Park Mobile
starts at $500, carport &
517-482-8771
Home, 2 bdrm, 1.5 baths,
util included. 517-482-8196
expanded
living/dining
area, a/c. Includes stove, FREE HEAT & WATER. Auto
refrigerator,
dishwasher,
Owners/Waverly.
Quiet
water purification system,
desirable
neighborhood.
lg shed with loft. $4,500 or
Lg. clean 1 & 2 bdrm. No
best offer.(517)694-6246
pets. From $575. 517-71213065
PRAIRIE VIEW Dewitt
4915, 202-3234, 323-1153
4 plex, $625 plus dep,
deck/patio,washer/dry er
LCC NEAR
1 bdrm. apt.
hookups, some pets ok,2
$625; also 1 room private
bedrooms, 1
BA, Yard,
bath & kitch. $500. Util.
Dishwasher, Air Conditionincl. Sec. dep. & applicaBURIAL PLOTS IN Eastlawn
ing, (517) 420-2780 48820
tion fee. No pets. NonGarden of Prayer, lot 36D
smoking.
517-675-5143
1,2,3 & 4. Current value
501
W BARNES, Lansing.
leave message.
$8380, will sell for $4190.
3 bdrm., full bsmt., 1.5
517 353-3313.
PINE NORTH UPSTAIRS 1
car
garage,
fenced
bdrm, clean, private enCHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL
yard, $750/mo.
trance, walking distance
gardens 2 lots in Victory
Call 517-749-3890.
to LCC, private drive, no
Garden. Pkg incl. Granite,
pets or smokers. $425 incl. 5830 O R C H A R D CT. ComVaults & Interment fees.
Util. 517-896-0538
Value: $8440 Asking $5000.
pletely remodeled, clean 3
or best offer 517-323-3472.
bdrm, 1½ bath, full basement. New carpet, paint &
S. SIDE very
nice, clean,
DEEPDALE CEMETERY 2
appliances. Fenced backquiet 2 bdrm., $475,
lots, section 3, Memorial
yard, private deck. WD
washer/dryer hookup.
Gardens near Mausoleum.
hookup. Central air.
517-388-0584.
517-625-6445, 517-202-3648
$800 + util. 517-332-9255
DEEPDALE
MEMORIAL
D E WITT
SCHOOLS 1 1 07
GARDENS - 2 cemetery
Chimney Hill. 3/4 bdrm,
lots/2 spaces, 2 vaults, 2
bsmt, garage, updated
markers. $5K. 517-676-1803
kitchen, sec. 8 OK. Minutes
from expressway.
$850.
517-327-7555.
GRAND LEDGE
GROEBECK
223 N. Bridge Street, Apt
19
Blake Lg. 2 bdrm. 1.5
# 4, - rent $450.00 - 1 bedbath, att. garage, bsmt.
room, 1 bathroom, livingrec room, air. No pets dining combo, utilities insmokers.
$800. Call 517cluded with rent - NO
487-8478.
PETS
517-57-2668
HOLT
517-622-6059
Nice 2 bdrm. duplex
or
Nice yard. Central air, $595
www.sundancefamilyhomecenter.
615 N. PENNSYLVANIA Near
water & sewer included.
com
Sparrow Hosp. Spacious 1
517-694-1899.
& 2 bdrm. Most utilities
incl. $500 & $570 per mo
MASON/HOLT: MOVE IN
+deposit. Ph. 517-204-6534.
GRAND LEDGE
Special. Spacious 2 bdrm,
223 N. Bridge Street, Apt
1.5 bath garage, full pri712
PEACHTREE, MASON.
# 4, - rent $450.00 - 1 bedvate bsmt, air. $750/mo.
Granite countertops, new
room, 1 bathroom, living517-230-3885/517-202-1781
appliances/cabinets/carpe
dining combo, utilities int. $695 plus utilties. No
NICE 1 BDRM DUPLEX, launcluded with rent - NO
pets/smoking. 2 BD, 1 BA,
dry, storage, MSU 1 Block
PETS
Washer/Dryer
in
unit,
yard, quiet neighborhood,
517-57-2668
Dishwasher, Balcony
or
driveway
parking, private
517-622-6059
Patio.
(517)391-0174
entrance. $510/month. Call
or
www.RentLansing.com
616-891-0887.
BEECHFIELD Ef f iciency thru
com
2 bedroom,
$325-$560.
Utilities included. Taylor
Realty 517-272-1512.
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sale of the premises at public venue on the third floor
of the Ingham County Circuit Courthouse in Lansing,
Michigan at 10:00 a.m. on
November 3, 2011.
deg
West,
259.96 feet; thence North 89
deg 06’42" West, 0.37 feet;
thence South 00 deg 12’12"
West, 170.00 feet; thence
North 89 deg 06’42" West,
37.61 feet; thence South 05
deg 48’07" West, 134.00 feet;
thence North 87 deg 07’30"
West, along the Northerly
Right-of-Way
line of Grand
River Avenue, 426.64 feet;
thence
North
03
deg
00’44"East,
798.57
feet;
East, 657.71 feet; thence
South 00 deg 12’12"
West,
along the East line of the
West ½ of the Northwest
1/4, 261.01 feet to the point
of beginning.
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Apartments
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Homes
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CEDAR CREEK APTS. in
Okemos school district. 2
& 3 bdrm. avail. We pay
the heat. Call 517 349-3134
or visit us at 4394 Okemos
Rd.
COLONIAL VILLAGE
AREA: small 1 bdrm.
Quiet Area. No Smoking,
No Pets. Call 517-4854300
COOLEY/LCC NEAR: 1 bdrm
apt.
Secure
building,
326 BANBERRY SO U T H .
$530/mo. + $250 security
C A D G E W I T H FA R M S . 3
deposit. 517-347-0314.
bdrms., 2 baths, 90% remodeled & updated, all
new top end appliances in FRANDOR/EASTWOOD CTR
NEAR FREE HEAT-WATER!
Aug. ’07. Reduced to
Newly renovated, spacious
$45,000 Age restriction 54
2 bdrm, Quiet, clean, lg.
& up. Open House Oct. 9 &
closets, laundry, carport,
23, 1-4. 517-331-4238, if no
on bus route. From $650.
answer call 517-371-101.
Ph. 517-641-7645
or 6417788.
St. Johns
HOUSING
DISCRIMINATION?
Call The Fair Housing
MLS #29200. 1999
well
Center at: 1-877-979-FAIR.
maintained 3 bdrm, 2 bath
ranch on 2.5 beautiful INGHAM MEDICAL NEAR
large 1 bdrm. upper $499+;
acres. Cathedral ceiling, &
larger 1bdrm. w/den, new
walkout bsmt. $139,900.
carpet, bsmt. & porch,
Open House Oct. 23 1-4pm.
lower, $599+; new furna Call MaryAnn @ Tito F.
ces & air, all appl. includReyes, RE at 517-599-4547.
ing microwave
& W/D.
Smoke, pet, drug, alcohol
environment free
Mary
347-1127.
Land For Sale
GRAND LEDGE Sc ho o ls ,
Wacousta. 4.2 acres on
Leverett Dr (private drive),
perked. Call for info. 517
622-1222.
Lansing Area
Apartments for Rent
1 & 2 Bedroom
Starting at $425
Utilities Included
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Old Orchard Apts.
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Condominiums
For Rent
DIMONDALE 2 bdrm.,
2 bath, 2 car garage, full
walk-out bsmt., appliances
included, country setting.
$995/mo. 517 646-0789.
tage close to M-99. Hardwood flrs, new carpeting &
paint, 2 bdrm., liv. rm., dining rm., kitch., garage, on 1
acre. $700/mo. Sec. dep &
ref. req’d. 1 yr lease. 517663-6650 leave msg.
FOR RENT 3 bedroom, 2
bath, country farm home,
recently updated, 2 car det
garage,
Loc.
between
Charlotte & Grand Ledge.
$900/Mo. Dep. & Ref. 517231-3048.
HOLT
806 Grovenburg, Holt rent $800.00 - 3 bedroom,
2 full bathrooms, 2284 sq
ft, 1 car garage, 2 story
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SCHOOLS:
5805
CALETA, 3 bdrm., 3 car garage, immediate occupancy,
appliances
incl.
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RENT in St. Johns. Immediate occupancy. Call after 6:30 p.m. 616-7126156.
LANSING - 2-3 bdrm houses, 2 bdrm apts., 1-2 bdrm
duplexes. $500-$800. Local
owner cell 517-204-7420.
LANSING 612 N. Pennsylva nia, 4 BR 1 ba historical
home, 1800 sf, frplc &
wood burner, hdwd flrs,
W/D incld., 3 car gar. att.,
$925. 923 EDISON ST. 3 BR,
1 ba, hdwd flrs, det. 1½ car
gar., $650mo. 517-331-182
LANSING HOME new carpet, paint, hardwood flrs, 3
-4 bdrm. Call Terry 517641-7271.
Unit No. 55, 4005 Canyon
Cove, Holt, Michigan 48842,
a unit in Aspen Springs Condominium as established by
Master Deed in Liber 3027,
Page 357, as amended,
Ingham County
Records,
subject to, in accordance
with, and together with all
rights, privileges, duties and
restrictions imposed, reHaslett Lakefront Home - served or granted in said
seek female roommate Master Deed, and also sub(non-smoker) $475/m in- ject to easements and recludes all utilities, cable, strictions of record.
Internet, pool/clubhouse 3
bedrooms, 2.5 BA, Yard, The redemption period shall
Washer/Dryer in unit, High be six (6) months from the
Speed Internet, Fireplace, date of such sale, unless the
Eat in Kitchen or Dining property
is
determined
Room, Balcony, Deck, Pa- abandoned in accordance
tio or Porch, (517)490-3162
with MCLA ’600.3241a, in
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which case the redemption
net.k
period shall be thirty (30)
days from the date of sale.
Roommates
Wanted
Office Space
For Rent
OFFICE SPACE W/access
to boardroom available in
office
condominium in
Williamston, just off the
I-96 exit. $400 mo. + applicable utilities. Mo. to mo.
lease available. Call Dan or
Victoria 517-655-6200 or
email: [email protected]
OFFICE SPACE W/access
to boardroom available in
office
condominium in
Williamston, just off the
I-96 exit. $400 mo. + applicable utilities. Mo. to mo.
lease available. Call Dan or
Victoria 517-655-6200 or
email: [email protected]
Motorcycles-Minibikes-GoKarts
HONDA SHADOW SABRE
2003 Honda Shadow Sabre
1099cc VT1100C2 One owner. Never Dropped. 16,430
miles. Includes luggage
rack, sissy bar, T-Bags luggage shown in pic, saddle
bags, windshield. Runs
M a s o n : Very nice 3 bedgreat. $4600 (517)588-3035
room ranch in town, main
floor laundry, cherry kitchen, waits for caring tenant,
$750 + deposit. 502 Center
St. 676-0388
LIVE ON LAKE Lansing in
Haslett! Waterfront home,
3bd, 1.5bth, newly remodeled. $2000/month, neg.
Please call (630)788-7900
1218 PARKVIEW
clean & neat 2 bdrm., apROAD,
pliances, $550+ dep. Sect. PARDEE
WEBBERVILLE,
MI Spa8 ok. 517-645-7044
cious 2300 sq ft home. 3
2, 3 & 4 BDRM HOUSES NewBedroom
plus
bonus
ly renovated. New flooring,
Room.
2.5 Baths, with
new paint. Centrally locatmaster bath. Fenced yard,
ed. Newer appliances.
2 car att garage, pets ok
Washer & dryer available
($25/pet/mo).
Walk to
for extra fee. $650-$950mo.
golf
and
school.
Call Aaron 517-819-3082 to
$1400/month plus utilities.
schedule an appt.
$2000 deposit. (989)6915
7
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6529 COOPER RD., Lansing
GreatWebbHouse@y ahoo.
Cute, remodeled, 2 bdrm.,
com
1 bath in quiet neighborhood, lg. yard. $600/mo +
utilities & deposit. No pets
POTTERVILLE
or smoking.
Reference
5586 Nixon, $600.00 - 2
check. 517-256-6121.
bedroom, 1 bath, full
basement, 830sqft, ranch
AFFORDABLE HOMES 1-4
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CHARLOTTE
St. Johns - Only
213 Plymouth Dr. Ranch,
$630/mo!!
family
area, 3 bdrm., 2
Lease to Own!! 1,568 sq.ft.
baths, walkout bsmt., 2 car
3bed/2bath ~ New Carpet
att. gar., large lot, with
& Appliances ~ for details
deck, $960 mo. + utils. Call
call The Meadows
or text 517-202-5754.
(989)224-7707
CLEAN, CUTE, SMOKE f ree,
2 bdrm, remodeled kit. & TORRANCE CT., LANSING. 5
bdrm., 2 bath, $1200 mo. +
bath, bonus rm. upstairs,
utils., $1200 dep. Sec. 8 ok.
full bsmt., washer/dryer
635 CLEMENS, LANSING. 2
hook-up,
fenced
back
bdrm., 1 bath, $600 mo. +
yard. $700/mo. + sec. dep.
utils., $600 dep. 517-655& util. 524 Lincoln. Near
7070.
Ingham Med. 517 882-8697.
Newspapers 24/7 at:
[email protected]
Does not include utilities.
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Legals
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
Sharon and Walter Harrell
(the
AOwner@)
having
failed to pay assessments
required under the terms
and conditions of
the
Bylaws of Aspen Springs
Condominium Association
(the ALien Claimant@), a
condominium project as established by
the Master
Deed, recorded in Liber
3027, page 357, as amended,
Ingham County Records, as
evidenced by a Statement of
Lien dated October 21, 2010,
and recorded October 25,
2010 in Liber 3399, Page
1236, Ingham County Records.
As of the date hereof, there
is outstanding and unpaid
on account of said assessment the sum of Three
Thousand Two Hundred
Thirty One and 75/100 Dollars ($3,231.75), which sum
is exclusive
of
interest,
costs, attorney
fees, expenses of collection, and fu ture assessments.
Under the power of foreclo sure described in said
Bylaws and the statute in
such case made and provid -
ASPEN SPRING
CONDOMINIUM ASSOC.
Dated: September 23, 2011
By: Wendy S. Hardt, P45493
Attorney for Lien Claimant
4265 Okemos Road, Suite G
Okemos, Michigan 48864
(517) 349-7610
ICCN-956733
10/2,
10/9,
10/16,
10/23,
10/30, 2011
The redemption period shall
be 6 months from the date
of such sale, unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCLA §600.3241a,
in which case the redemption period shall be 30 days
from the date of such sale.
TO ALL PURCHASERS: The
foreclosing mortgagee can
rescind the sale. In that
event, your damages, if any,
are limited solely to the return of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest.
Dated: October 30, 2011
Knaggs, Harter, Brake &
Schneider, P.C.
Attorneys for Mortgagee
7521 Westshire Drive, Suite
100
517-622-0590
ICCN-964272
10/30, 1/6,
1/13,
1/20,
2011
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN
WILL BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT
OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN
ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY.
OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- MORTGAGE SALE - Default
BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN has been made in the condiACTIVE MILITARY DUTY.
tions of a mortgage made
by HERRINGTON ROAD DEMORTGAGE SALE - Default VELOPMENT, LLC, to Sumhas been made in the condi- mit
Community
Bank,
tions of a mortgage made Mortgagee, dated Novem by HERRINGTON ROAD DE- ber 29, 2004, and recorded
VELOPMENT, LLC, to Sum- December 15, 2004, in Liber
mit
Community
Bank, 3143 Page 705 Ingham CounMortgagee, dated Novem - ty Records, Michigan. There
ber 29, 2004, and recorded is claimed to be due at the
December 15, 2004, in Liber date hereof the sum of
3143 Page 705 Ingham Coun- Three Hundred Sixty Seven
ty Records, Michigan. There Thousand Nine Hundred Sixis claimed to be due at the teen and 64/100
Dollars
date hereof the sum of ($367,916.64), including inThree Hundred Sixty Seven terest at the initial rate of
Thousand Nine Hundred Six- 5.50 percent (5.5%), moditeen and 64/100
Dollars fied by a Change in Terms
($367,916.64), including in- Agreement dated February
terest at the initial rate of 15, 2009 to an interest rate
5.50 percent (5.5%), modi- of 3.75 percent (3.75%).
fied by a Change in Terms
Agreement dated February Under the power of sale
15, 2009 to an interest rate contained in said mortgage
of 3.75 percent (3.75%).
and the statute in such case
made and provided, notice
Under the power of sale is hereby given that said
contained in said mortgage mortgage will be foreclosed
and the statute in such case by a sale of the mortgaged
made and provided, notice premises, or some part of
is hereby given that said them, at public venue at the
mortgage will be foreclosed Circuit Court Courthouse in
by a sale of the mortgaged Lansing, Ingham County
premises, or some part of Michigan, at 10:00 a.m. on
them, at public venue at the OCTOBER 6, 2011.
Circuit Court Courthouse in
Lansing, Ingham County Lots 1 and 2 of Withey EsMichigan, at 10:00 a.m. on tates, a Subdivision of a part
DECEMBER 1, 2011.
of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, T3N, R2E, Village of
Lot 17 of Withey Estates, a Webberville, Ingham CounSubdivision of a part of the ty, Michigan, according to
Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, the plat recorded at Liber
T3N,
R2E,
Village
of 56, Page 27, Ingham County
Webberville, Ingham Coun- Records.
ty, Michigan, according to
the plat recorded at Liber Formerly described as:
56, Page 27, Ingham County
Records.
A parcel of land in the
Northwest 1/4 of Section 12,
Formerly described as:
T3N,
R2E,
Village
of
Webberville, Ingham CounA parcel of land in the ty, Michigan; the surveyed
Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, boundary of said parcel beT3N,
R2E,
Village
of ing described as: CommencWebberville, Ingham Coun- ing at the West 1/4 corner of
ty, Michigan; the surveyed
Section 12, Town 3 North,
boundary of said parcel be- Range 2 East, Michigan
ing described as: Commenc- Meridian; thence South 84
ing at the West 1/4 corner of deg 01’04" East, along the
Section 12, Town 3 North, East-West 1/4 line, 1343.96
Range 2 East, Michigan feet; thence North 00 deg
Meridian; thence South 84 12’12"
East, along the East
deg 01’04" East, along the line of the West ½ of the
East-West 1/4 line, 1343.96 Northwest 1/4, 139.10
feet
feet; thence North 00 deg to the POINT OF BEGINNING;
12’12"
East, along the East thence North 88 deg 08’11’
line of the West ½ of the West, 219.72 feet; thence
Northwest 1/4, 139.10
feet South 00 deg 12’01"
West,
to the POINT OF BEGINNING; 259.96 feet; thence North 89
thence North 88 deg 08’11’
West, 219.72 feet; thence thence South 00 deg 12’12"
South 00 deg 12’01"
West, West, 170.00 feet; thence
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Right-of-Way
River Avenue, 426.64 e
f et;
h
t ence
North
03
deg
00’44"East,
798.57
e
f et;
h
t ence South 89 deg 47’52"
East, 657.71 e
f et;
h
t ence
South 00 deg 2
1 ’12"
West,
along h
t e East line of h
t e
West ½ of h
t e Northwest
/1 4, 261.01 e
f et o
t h
t e point
of beginning.
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premises,
part
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t e
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Michigan, at 0
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DECEMBER ,1 201.1
deg
West, 219.72 e
f et;
h
t ence
South 00 deg 2
1 ’01"
West,
259.96 e
f et; h
t ence North 89
deg 06’42" West, 0.37 e
f et;
h
t ence South 00 deg 2
1 ’12"
West, 7
1 0.00 e
f et;
h
t ence
37.61 e
f et; h
t ence South 05
deg 48’07" West, 3
1 4.00 e
f et;
h
t ence North 87 deg 07’30"
West, along h
t e Northerly
Right-of-Way
line of Grand
f et;
h
t ence
North
03
deg
00’44"East,
798.57
e
f et;
h
East, 657.71 e
f et;
h
t ence
South 00 deg 2
1 ’12"
West,
event, o
y ur damages, any,
are limited solely o
t h
t e reu
t rn of h
t e bid amount e
t ndered at sale, plus interest.
A parcel of land in h
t e
OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMt e power of sale
BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN Under h
contained in said mortgage
and h
t e stau
t e
t
in such case
MORTGAGE SALE - Default
t at
said
has been made in h
t e condi- is hereby given h
f reclosed
it ons of a mortgage made mortgage will be o
t e mortgaged
by HERRINGTON ROAD DE- by a sale of h
premises,
or
some
part
of
VELOPMENT, LLC, o
t
Sum-
parcel
Northwest /1 4 of Section 2
1 ,
T3N,
R2E,
Village
of
Webberville, Ingham Coun,yt
Michigan; h
t e survee
y d
boundary of said parcel being described as: Commencing at h
t e West /1 4 corner of
Section 2
1 , Town 3 North,
Range 2 East,
Michigan
Meridian; h
t ence South 84
deg 01’04" East, along h
t e
East-West /1 4 line, 3
1 43.96
e
f et; h
t ence North 00 deg
2
1 ’12"
East, along h
t e East
line of h
t e West ½ of h
t e
Northwest /1 4, 3
1 9.10
e
f et
o
t h
t e POINT OF BEGINNING;
h
t ence North 88 deg 08’1’1
deg
West,
along h
t e East line of h
t e
West ½ of h
t e Northwest
/1 4, 261.01 e
f et o
t h
t e point
of beginning.
be 6 months rf om h
t e date
of such sale, unless deter mined abandoned in accordance with MCLA §600.3241a,
in which case h
t e redempit on period shall be 30 days
rf om h
t e date of such sale.
o
f reclosing mortgagee can
rescind h
t e sale. In h
t at
event, o
y ur damages, if any,
t h
t e reu
t rn of h
t e bid amount e
VELOPMENT, LLC,
mit
Community
Bank,
Mortgagee, dated Novem ber 29, 2004, and recorded
December 5
1 , 2004, in Liber
3143 Page 705 Ingham Counyt Records, Michigan. There
is claimed o
t be due at h
t e
date hereof h
t e sum of
Three Hundred Sixty Seven
Thousand Nine Hundred Sixe
t en and 64/100
Dollars
($367,916.64), including ine
t rest at h
t e initial rate of
5.50 percent (5.5%), modiif ed by a Change in Terms
Agreement dated February
5
1 , 2009 o
t an interest rate
of 3.75 percent (3.75%).
be 6 months rf om h
t e date
in which case h
rf om h
o
rescind h
t e sale. In h
t at
event, o
Schneider, P.C.
Ato
t rneys
o
f r Mortgagee
0
1 0
517-622-0590
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1 /30, /1 6,
/1 3
1 ,
/1 20,
2011
be 6 months rf om h
t e date
in which case h
rf om h
o
rescind h
t e sale. In h
t at
event, o
t h
t e reu
t rn of h
t e bid amount e
Lots 9
1 and 20 of Withey Esa
t e
t s, a Subdivision of a part
of h
t e Northwest /1 4 of Secit on 2
1 , T3N, R2E, Village of
Webberville, Ingham Coun,yt
Michigan, according o
t
h
t e plat recorded at Liber
56, Page 27, Ingham County
Records.
Dated:October
30, 2011
October 30, 2011
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West,
e
f et;
37.61 e
f et; h
t ence South 05
deg 48’07" West, 3
1 4.00 e
f et;
h
West, along h
t e Northerly
Right-of-Way
line of Grand
f et;
h
t ence
North
03
deg
00’44"East,
798.57
e
f et;
h
East, 657.71 e
f et;
h
t ence
South 00 deg 2
1 ’12"
West,
along h
t e East line of h
t e
West ½ of h
t e Northwest
/1 4, 261.01 e
f et o
t h
t e point
of beginning.
To h
t e qualified Electors:
Notice is Hereby Given, h
t at an Election will be held in h
t e entire Leslie Public School District
Dansville School District and Northwest Community School District on:
Schneider, P.C.
Ato
t rneys
o
f r Mortgagee
7521 Westshire Drive,
Suite 0
1 0
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2011
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Mortgagee, dated Novem ber 29, 2004, and recorded
December 5
1 , 2004, in Liber
3143 Page 705 Ingham Counyt Records, Michigan. There
is claimed o
t be due at h
t e
date hereof h
t e sum of
Thousand Nine Hundred Sixe
t en and 64/100
Dollars
($367,916.64), including ine
t rest at h
t e initial rate of
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21, 22, 23,
Withey
Estates, a Subdivi sion of a part of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, T3N,
Ingham County,
Michigan,
according to the plat recorded at Liber 56, Page 27,
Ingham County Records.
has been made in the condi- Northwest 1/4 of Section 12,
tions of a mortgage made T3N,
R2E,
Village
of
by HERRINGTON ROAD DE- Webberville, Ingham CounVELOPMENT, LLC, to Sum- ty,
Michigan; the surveyed
mit
Community
Bank, boundary of said parcel beMortgagee, dated Novem - ing described as: Commencber 29, 2004, and recorded ing at the West 1/4 corner of
December 15, 2004, in Liber Section 12, Town 3 North,
3143 Page 705 Ingham Coun- Range 2 East,
Michigan
ty Records, Michigan. There Meridian; thence South 84
is claimed to be due at the deg 01’04" East, along the
date hereof the sum of East-West 1/4 line, 1343.96
Three Hundred Sixty Seven feet; thence North 00 deg
Thousand Nine Hundred Six- 12’12" East, along the East
teen and 64/100 Dollars line of the West ½ of the
($367,916.64), including in- Northwest 1/4, 1139.10 feet
terest at the initial rate of to the POINT OF BEGINNING;
5.50 percent (5.5%), modi- thence North 88 deg 08’11’
fied by a Change in Terms West, 219.72 feet;
thence
Agreement dated February South 00 deg 12’01" West,
15, 2009 to an interest rate 259.96 feet; thence North 89
of 3.75 percent (3.75%).
Under the power of sale West, 170.00 feet;
thence
contained in said mortgage North 89 deg 06’42" West,
and the statute in such case 37.61 feet; thence South 05
made and provided, notice deg 48’07" West, 134.00 feet;
is hereby given that
said thence North 87 deg 07’30"
mortgage will be foreclosed West, along the Northerly
by a sale of the mortgaged Right-of-Way
line of Grand
premises, or some part of River Avenue, 426.64 feet;
them, at public venue at the thence
North
03
deg
Circuit Court Courthouse in 00’44"East,
798.57
feet;
Michigan, at 10:00 a.m. on East, 657.71 feet;
thence
DECEMBER 1, 2011.
South 00 deg 12’12" West,
Lots 21, 22, 23, and 24 of West ½ of the Northwest
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1/4, 261.01 feet
of beginning.
to the point
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Mortgagee,
ber 29, 2004, and recorded
December 15, 2004, in Liber
3143 Page 705 Ingham County Records, Michigan. There
is claimed to be due at the
date hereof the sum of
Thousand Nine Hundred Sixteen and 64/100 Dollars
($367,916.64), including interest at the initial rate of
5.50 percent (5.5%), modified by a Change in Terms
15, 2009 to an interest rate
of 3.75 percent (3.75%).
ing
ing at the West 1/4 corner of
Section 12, Town 3 North,
Range 2 East,
Michigan
Meridian; thence South 84
deg 01’04" East, along the
East-West 1/4 line, 1343.96
feet; thence North 00 deg
12’12" East, along the East
line of the West ½ of the
Northwest 1/4, 1139.10 feet
to the POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence North 88 deg 08’11’
West, 219.72 feet;
thence
259.96 feet; thence North 89
West, 170.00 feet;
thence
deg 48’07" West, 134.00 feet;
Right-of-Way
line of Grand
thence
North
03
deg
00’44"East,
798.57
feet;
East, 657.71 feet;
thence
of beginning.
are limited solely to the return of the bid amount ten dered at sale, plus interest.
Under the power of sale
Knaggs, Harter, Brake & is hereby given that
said
Schneider, P.C.
mortgage will be foreclosed
Attorneys
for Mortgagee
by a sale of the mortgaged
Suite 100
them, at public venue at the
517-622-0590
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Michigan, at 10:00 a.m. on
10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, DECEMBER 1, 2011.
2011
Lots 5, 6 and 7 of Withey Estates, a Subdivision of a part
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COL- of the Northwest 1/4 of SecLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO tion 12, T3N, R2E, Village of
COLLECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Webberville, Ingham CounFORMATION WE OBTAIN ty,
Michigan, according to
WILL BE USED FOR THAT the plat recorded at Liber
PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT 56, Page 27, Ingham County
OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- Records.
BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN
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mortgage
is hereby given that
said
Dated:October 30, 2011
mortgage will be foreclosed
Knaggs, Harter, Brake & by a sale of the mortgaged
Schneider, P.C.
them, at public venue at the
Attorneys
for Mortgagee
Suite 100
Michigan, at 10:00 a.m. on
DECEMBER 1, 2011.
517-622-0590
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10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, Lots 9, 10, and 11 of Withey
Estates, a Subdivision of a
2011
of the Northwest 1/4 of
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COL- part
ion 12, T3N, R2E, Village
LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO Sect
Webberville,
Ingham
COLLECT A DEBT. ANY IN- of
y, Michigan, according
FORMATION WE OBTAIN Count
the plat recorded at Liber
WILL BE USED FOR THAT to
Page 27, Ingham County
PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT 56,
OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- Records.
BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN Formerly described as:
hwest 1/4 of Section 12,
has been made in the condi- Nort
R2E,
Village
of
tions of a mortgage made T3N,
ille, Ingham Counby HERRINGTON ROAD DE- Webberv
,
y
t
Michigan;
h
t
e
surv
e
e
y
d
VELOPMENT, LLC, to Sum- boundary of said parcel bemit
Community
Bank,
described as: CommencMortgagee, dated Novem - ing
at the West 1/4 corner of
ber 29, 2004, and recorded ing
ion 12, Town 3 North,
December 15, 2004, in Liber Sect
Range
,
Michigan
3143 Page 705 Ingham Coun- Meridian;2 thEast
ence South 84
ty Records, Michigan. There deg 01’04" East
,
along
the
is claimed to be due at the
-West 1/4 line, 1343.96
date hereof the sum of East
et; thence North 00 deg
Three Hundred Sixty Seven fe
East, along the East
Thousand Nine Hundred Six- 12’12"
of the West ½ of the
teen and 64/100 Dollars line
hwest 1/4, 1139.10 feet
($367,916.64), including in- Nort
the POINT OF BEGINNING;
terest at the initial rate of toence
North 88 deg 08’11’
5.50 percent (5.5%), modi- th
, 219.72 feet;
thence
fied by a Change in Terms West
Sout
h 00 deg 12’01" West,
Agreement dated February 259.96
feet; thence North 89
15, 2009 to an interest rate deg 06’42"
West, 0.37 feet;
of 3.75 percent (3.75%).
thence
Under the power of sale West, 170.00 feet;
dered at sale, plus interest.
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West,
feet;
deg 48’07" West, 134.00 feet;
Right-of-Way
line of Grand
thence
North
03
deg
00’44"East,
798.57
feet;
East, 657.71 feet;
thence
of beginning.
NOTICE OF BORROWER’S
RIGHTS
THIS NOTICE CONCERNS
Danny M Pettit
and Christine M Pettit ("BORROWER")
REGARDING PROPERTY LOCATED AT 3205 Woods Rd
Leslie MI 49251. THE BORROWER HAS THE RIGHT TO
REQUEST A MEETING WITH
INDEPENDENT BANK AND
SHOULD CONTACT Keturia
T. At
616-447-8635 TO
SCHEDULE A MEETING IF DESIRED. THIS PERSON HAS
THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE
AGREEMENTS UNDER MCL
600.3205b
AND
MCL
600.3205c. THE BORROWER
MAY CONTACT A HOUSING
COUNSELOR BY VISITING
THE
MSHDA
WEBSITE
(www.mshda.inf o/counselin
g_search/) OR BY CALLING
THE MSHDA (1-866-9467432). IF THE BORROWER
REQUESTS A MEETING WITH
THE PERSON DESIGNATED
ABOVE WITHIN THE STATUTORY PERIOD, FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS WILL
NOT BE COMMENCED UNTIL
90 DAYS AFTER THE DATE
THAT NOTICE WAS MAILED
TO THE BORROWER. IF THE
BORROWER AND THE PERSON DESIGNATED ABOVE
REACH AN AGREEMENT TO
MODIFY THE BORROWER’S
MORTGAGE
LOAN,
THE
MORTGAGE WILL NOT BE
FORECLOSED IF THE BORROWER ABIDES BY THE
TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT.
has been made in the conditions of a mortgage made
by HERRINGTON ROAD DEVELOPMENT, LLC, to Summit
Community
Bank,
Mortgagee, dated Novem -
A parcel of land in the TO ALL PURCHASERS: The
Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, foreclosing mortgagee can
T3N,
R2E,
Village
of rescind the sale. In that
Webberville, Ingham Coun- event, your damages, if any,
ty,
Michigan; the surveyed
are limited solely to the reboundary of said parcel be- turn of the bid amount ten ing described as: Commenc-
are limited solely to the return of the bid amount ten dered at sale, plus interest.
Schneider, P.C.
Attorneys
for Mortgagee
100
517-622-0590
ICCN-964299
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2011
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Legals
Legals
period
within
which the
above
premises may be redeemed
shall expire six (6) months
from the date of sale, unless
determined abandoned in
accordance with M.C.L.A.
Sec. 600.3241a,
in which
case the redemption period
shall be 30 days from the
time of such sale.
fees,
premises
in said Mortgage mentioned
and described as follows:
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
SALE
FOSTER, SWIFT, COLLINS &
SMITH, P.C. IS ATTEMPTING
TO COLLECT A DEBT AND
ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE.
PLEASE
CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT
THE NUMBER BELOW IF
MORTGAGOR IS IN ACTIVE
MILITARY DUTY.
FOSTER, SWIFT, COLLINS &
Benjamin J. Price
Attorneys
for Mortgagee
313 S. Washington Square
Lansing, MI 48933
(517) 371-8100
SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ALAIEDON, COUNTY
OF INGHAM, STATE OF
MICHIGAN:
Lot 28, Angell’s Acres No. 2,
Alaiedon Township, Ingham
County, Michigan, according
to the recorded plat thereof
as recorded in Liber 19 of
Plats,
Page 23, Ingham
County Records.
Legals
Legals
STATE OF MICHIGAN
30th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FAMILY DIVISION
INGHAM COUNTY
PUBLICATION OF HEARING
(NOTICE TO PUTATIVE
FATHER)
CASE NO.:
70763-1-NA
PETITION NO.: PW Supp.
#1 (10-1918-NA
IN
THE
MATTER
OF:
Commonly known as: 650 Jenylynn Riggs, Minor
Joan Drive, Mason, Michigan
A petition
has been filed
48854.
with this court regarding the
The period within which the following minor Jenylynn
above premises may be re- riggs (minor) who was born
in Lansing,
deemed shall expire six (6) on 1/09/2010
months from the date of Michigan. The mother of the
sale, unless determined minor is Jessica Riggs. If you
abandoned in accordance are or may be the natural fawith M.C.L.A. Sec. 600.3241a, ther, you should appear at
in which case the redemp- Courtroom 2-Veterans Metion period shall be 30 days morial, 313 W. Kalamazoo
St., Lansing, MI 48933 before
from the time of such sale.
Judge Richard J. Garcia on
Monday December 05, 2011
at 8:30 a.m. to state any inFOSTER, SWIFT, COLLINS & terest you may have in the
minor. Failure to appear at
SMITH, P.C.
this hearing COULD RESULT
Benjamin J. Price
IN PERMANENT TERMINA Attorneys
for Mortgagee
TION
OF
PARENTAL
313 S. Washington Square
RIGHTS.
Lansing, MI 48933
(517) 371-8100
ICCN/HCN 964397
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSI- 10-30-11
TY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
of East Lansing, Michigan,
Mortgagee
ICCN-964101
10/30, 1/6,
1/13,
1/20,
1/27, 2011
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF INGHAM
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Decedent’s Estate/Trust
Estate/Trust
of Leonard G.
Carter, Deceased, Date of
birth: July 21, 1921.
TO ALL CREDITORS:*
NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The
decedent, Leonard G. Carter,
who lived at 1025 Ash St.,
Mason, Michigan died August 28, 2011.
Creditors of the decedent
are notified that all claims
against the estate/trust
will
be forever
barred unless
presented to the Leonard G.
and Elaine A. Carter Trust
dated August 21, 1987 at
560-4 Beacon Lake Drive,
Mason,
Michigan
48854
within 4 months after the
date of publication of this
notice.
October 25, 2011.
Legals
STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE COURT
COUNTY OF INGHAM
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Decedent’s Estate
File No.
1-2874-DE
Estate
of Thaddeus Allen
Rusztowicz, Deceased. Date
of Birth: January 24, 1959.
TO ALL CREDITORS:*
NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The
decedent, Thaddeus Allen
Rusztowicz, who lived at
5184 Anacostia Drive, Meridian Township, Michigan
died July 16, 2011.
Creditors of the decedent
are notified that all claims
against the estate will be
forever
barred unless presented to Mark K. Clouse,
named personal representa tive
or proposed personal
and the named/proposed
personal
representative
within 4 months after the
date of publication of this
notice.
Legals
Legals
Mark K. Clouse
5184 Anacostia Dr
Okemos, MI 48864
517-339-0391
ICCN - 964114
10/30/11
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personal repre
or proposed perSTATE OF MICHIGAN PRO- sentative
or to
BATE COURT COUNTY OF sonal representative,
both the probate court at
INGHAM
727 W. Kalamazoo St., Lansing
and
the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
named/proposed personal
DECEDENT’S ESTATE
representative
within
4
months after
the date of
1-2840-DE
publication of this notice.
Estate of Sharon M. Davis,
10/21/2011
date of birth 05/11/1935
To all creditors: The decedent, Sharon M. Davis, who Thomas D.Davis
lived at 727 Roosevelt
St., 661 S. Edgar Rd
Mason,
Michigan
died Mason, MI 48854
10/01/2011.
Creditors of the 517 676-0579
decedent are notified that
ICCN 963749-01
all claims against the estate
will be forever barred unless 10-30-11
presented to Thomas D. Davis, named personal repre-
October 30, 2011
Legals
THE BORROWER HAS THE
RIGHT TO CONTACT AN ATTORNEY. THE MICHIGAN
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE
TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 1800-968-0738.
ICCN-962392
10/30/2011
877-475-SELL
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSI-
PUBLICATION OF HEARING
CASE NO: 47758-2-NA
PETITION NO:
1-000047
IN THE MATTER OF: CAMERON
HOWELL,
MINOR
CHILD(REN)
A hearing regarding a petition filed will be conducted
by the court on Monday, December 5, 2011 at 8:30 am in
Courtroom #2, Veterans Memorial Courthouse, 313 W.
Kalamazoo
Street,
2nd
Floor, Lansing, MI 48933 before JUDGE RICHARD J. GARCIA.
IT IS THEREFORD ORDERED
t hat DEJUAN HORNE, FATHER personally appear before the court at the time
and place state above.
The hearing may result in
the termination of parental
rights.
ICCN-964357
10/30/2011
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October
12,
2011,
Members present: Wade, Vickers, Henney and Feazel
Members absent: Pallottini
Approved 09/14/11
minutes
Received Treasurers report on fund balances as of 9/30/11
Approved disbursements in the amount of $68,365.68
Approved annual Halloween party contribution of $150.
Received reports
Adjourned 7:25 p.m.
ICCN - 964100
Sheryl Feazel, Clerk
10/30/11
The Delhi Charter Township Board met in a regular Board meeting
on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 in the Multipurpose Room at the Community Services Center, 2074 Aurelius Rd., Holt, Michigan. Supervi sor Stuart Goodrich called the Committee of the Whole meeting to
order at 6:30 p.m.
Board Members Present: Supervisor Stuart Goodrich, Clerk Evan
Hope, Trustees Derek Bajema, John Hayhoe (arrived at 6:57 p.m.),
Jerry Ketchum, Roy Sweet (arrived at 6:55 p.m.)
Board Member(s) Absent: Treasurer Harry Ammon
No Board Action was taken
Whole Agenda items:
(Unless otherwise noted)
PCT.1
BERNARD L. HOPE MIDDLE SCHOOL
2020 Park Lane
PCT. 2
2020 Park Lane
PCT. 3
2020 Park Lane
PCT. 4
2020 Park Lane
Committee
of the
meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.
The Board of Trustees meeting was called to order at 7:45 p.m.
Board Action on the following
Township
Agenda items:
(All items approved unless otherwise noted)
DELHI TWP. COMMUNITY SERVICES CENTER
2074 Aurelius Road
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING TW0 (2) BOARD MEMBERS
FOR THE HOLT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING THREE (3) BOARD MEMBERS
FOR THE LANSING PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Polls of said election will be open at 7:00 A.M. and will remain
open until 8:00 P.M. on said day of election.
Evan Hope, CMC
Delhi Township Clerk
ICCN/HCN-962186
on the following
A. Ingham County Sheriff’s Office/Delhi Division - September
Activity
Report
B. Drain Consolidation - Ingham County Drain Commissioner’s Office
C. Fire Department - September Activity
Report
Committee
AT THE PLACES FOR HOLDING THE ELECTION IN SAID
TOWNSHIP AS INDICATED BELOW, VIZ:
AV COUNTING BOARD
6:00 p.m.
ICCN-964388
10/30/2011
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE NOVEMBER CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOLS ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN
DELHI CHARTER TOWNSHIP
COUNTY OF INGHAM, STATE OF MICHIGAN
WITHIN SAID TOWNSHIP
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SYNOPSIS OF PROPOSED MINUTES
Regular meeting,
Fraser Trebilcock Davis &
Dunlap, PC
Marlaine C. Teahan P56603
124 W. Allegan Street, Ste
1000 Lansing, MI 48933
517-377-0869
SYNOPSIS OF PROPOSED TOWNSHIP
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 18, 2011
EVAN HOPE, TOWNSHIP CLERK
10/30/11
Board of
Trustees
1. Set/Adjust Agenda to add the September Community
Development Department Activity
Report
2. Community Development Department - September Activity
Report
3. a)Approval of Minutes - Committee Meeting of October 4, 2011
b)Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting of October 4, 2011
c)Approval of Claims - October 4, 2011 in the amount of
$480,086.86 (note this item was removed from the Consent
Agenda for Discussion/Action.
d) Approval of Payroll - October 13, 2011 in the amount of
$156,348.65
e) 2012 Holiday Schedule
4. Amendment No. 1 to Resolution No. 2011-009 - Neighborhood
Stabilization Program
5. Open/Close Public Hearing - FY 2012 Budgets-General Fund and
Special Revenue Funds
6. Resolution No. 2011-023 - Postpone Construction of a Required
Sidewalk-2631 Eaton Rapids Road - Air Quality Control
7. Resolution No. 2011-024 - Tax Reverted Properties (motion to
postpone until the next regular Board Meeting).
8. Resolution No. 2011-025 - Sale of Real Property located at
2138 Dean Street for $69,900
9. Item removed from Consent Agenda for Discussion/Action Approval of Claims - October 4, 2011.
Board of Trustees meeting adjourned at 9:13 p.m. - Board of Trust ees meeting minutes are available on the Township’s Web Site:
www.delhitownship.com. Copies of the minutes are also available
upon request from the Township Clerk. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday, except holidays.
ICCN/HCN-964041
10/30/2011
LESLIE TOWNSHIP
4279 Oak St.
Leslie, MI 49251
Sheren M. Wright, Trustee
560-4 Beacon Lake Drive
Mason, MI 48854
517-676-5142
Date: October 25, 2011
NOTICE FOR THE NOVEMBER CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOLS ELECTION
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS:
COUNTY OF INGHAM, STATE OF MICHIGAN
STATE OF MICHIGAN
30th JUDICIAL CIRCUITFAMILY DIVISION
INGHAM COUNTY
To: DEJUAN HORNE, FATHER
Foster Swift Collins & Smith
PC
Charles A Janssen P30453
313 S Washington Square
Lansing, MI 48933
517-371-8262
Community Services Center, 2074 Aurelius Road, Holt, MI
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TY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
of East Lansing, Michigan,
Mortgagee
DEFAULT having been made ICCN-964102
in the conditions of a certain 10/30, 1/6,
1/13,
1/20,
Mortgage made on May 27, 2011
2005, by Glenda A. Breaux, a
single woman, as Mortga gor, given by her to MichiOF MORTGAGE
gan State University
Federal NOTICE
Credit Union, of 600 East SALE
Crescent Road, East Lansing, Michigan 48823, as FOSTER, SWIFT, COLLINS &
Mortgagee, and recorded on SMITH, P.C. IS ATTEMPTING
June 6, 2005, in the office of TO COLLECT A DEBT AND
the Register of Deeds for ANY INFORMATION OBIngham County, Michigan, in TAINED WILL BE USED FOR
PLEASE
Liber 3168, Page 212; on THAT PURPOSE.
which Mortgage there is CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT
claimed to be due and un- THE NUMBER BELOW IF
paid, as of the date of this MORTGAGOR IS IN ACTIVE
MILITARY DUTY.
Notice, the sum of EightySeven Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-Two
and 82/100 DEFAULT having been made
Dollars ($87,362.82); and no in the conditions of a certain
suit or proceeding at law or Mortgage made on Septem in equity having been insti - ber 10, 2003, by Debra L.
tuted to recover the debt or Millsop, a single woman, as
any part thereof secured by Mortgagor, given by her to
University
said Mortgage, and the pow- Michigan State
er of sale in said Mortgage Federal Credit Union, of 600
having become operative by East Crescent Road, East
Lansing, Michigan 48823, as
reason of such default;
Mortgagee, and recorded on
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN October 1, 2003, in the office
that on Thursday, December of the Register of Deeds for
1, 2011
at 10:00 o’clock in Ingham County, Michigan, in
on
the forenoon, at the Veter - Liber 3067, Page 711;
ans Memorial Courthouse, which Mortgage there is
313 W. Kalamazoo, Lansing, claimed to be due and unMichigan, that being one of paid, as of the date of this
the places for holding the Notice, the sum of One HunThousand
Circuit Court for Ingham dred Sixty-Nine
Six Hundred Sixty
and
County, there will be offered
for sale and sold to the high- 79/100 Dollars ($169,660.79);
est bidder or bidders at pub- and no suit or proceeding at
lic auction or venue for pur- law or in equity having been
to recover the
poses of
satisfying
the instituted
amounts due and unpaid on debt or any part thereof secured by said Mortgage, and
said Mortgage,
together
with all allowable costs of the power of sale in said
Mortgage having
become
sale and includable attorney
fees, the lands and premises operative by reason of such
in said Mortgage mentioned default;
and described as follows:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
SITUATED IN THE CITY OF that on Thursday, December
at 10:00 o’clock in
LANSING,
COUNTY
OF 1, 2011
INGHAM, STATE OF MICHI- the forenoon, at the Veter ans Memorial Courthouse,
GAN:
313 W. Kalamazoo, Lansing,
Lot 272, Adams Addition, Michigan, that being one of
City
of Lansing, Ingham the places for holding the
County, Michigan according Circuit Court for Ingham
County, there will be offered
to the recorded plat thereof
as recorded in Liber 4 of for sale and sold to the highPlats, Ingham County
Re- est bidder or bidders at public auction or venue for purcords.
poses of
satisfying
the
Commonly known as: 524 N. amounts due and unpaid on
together
Magnolia, Lansing, Michigan said Mortgage,
with all allowable costs of
48912.
sale and includable attorney
The
period fees, the lands and premises
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